About the clinic

The Mary Aikenhead Clinic provides holistic and person/family centred services, using a multidisciplinary approach. Staff at the clinic work closely with other health disciplines at our Strathfield campus, including dieticians, exercise physiologists, social workers and ministry professionals.

Consultation with these supportive disciplines can be sought if required, ensuring patients receive balanced and comprehensive services.

All services are overseen by registered clinical psychologists and experienced counsellors who are skilled clinicians and trainers. Psychological and counselling interventions are chosen on the basis of clinical judgement and expertise as well as current research evidence.

We welcome people from all walks of life and of all cultural, ethnic and religious backgrounds. We assist children and parents, adolescents, adults, couples and families.

Our patron

The clinic is named in honour of Mother Mary Frances Aikenhead, founder of the Catholic Religious Institute, the Religious Sisters of Charity, and of St. Vincent’s Hospital in Dublin. Her work included the establishment of schools, hospitals and orphanages for people in need, and helping disadvantaged members of the community.

Our staff

Ms Ewa Geba, Clinic Director, Clinical Psychologist
Phone: +612 9701 4715
Email: ewa.geba@acu.edu.au

Dr Jeff Rogers, Clinical Neuropsychologist
Phone: +612 9701 4538
Email: jeffrey.rogers@acu.edu.au

Dr Keong Yap, Clinical Psychologist
Phone: +612 9701 4574
Email: keong.yap@acu.edu.au

Tyrone McConnell, Clinical Psychologist
Phone: +612 9701 4591
Email: tyrone.mcconnell@acu.edu.au

Ms Nilla Madera, Clinic Administration Officer
Phone: +612 9701 4521
Email: nilla.madera@acu.edu.au

All our supervisors are members of the Australian Psychological Society.