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Unit 6/55 Lathlain St, Belconnen
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Unit 6/55 Lathlain St, Belconnen
Please note that Dr Connor is now fully booked for new clients until the end of 2023.
Dr Connor is not in a position to accept any more clients - either child or adult - for 2023. However, Dr Connor is happy to take names and contact details for a waitlist, as these do occur from time to time, so it is possible that a time will become free before the end of the year.
Please email your inquiry, rather than phone, as this will yield a faster response.
[Please note that former clients re-presenting will be accommodated, if possible, using cancellations.]
Please continue to check this front page, as I will announce here when I will be accepting referrals for 2024.
Dr Pam Connor is a registered psychologist (Registration Number PSY0001407041) in the ACT, specialising in clinical psychology. She holds Full Membership with the Australian Psychology Society (APS), with Full Membership of both the Clinical and Health Colleges of the APS.
Dr Connor has worked in the field of mental health since 1997, in both the public and private sector, with prior experience in counselling and education. She is currently in full-time private practice, having retired from a long public sector career at the end of 2014.
Dr Connor has been in full-time private practice in Belconnen ACT since 2015 although was in private practice (part-time) for 15 years prior to that, alongside public sector work.
Dr Connor holds a Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science (Psychology), Masters in Brain and Mind Science (Neuroscience), Masters in Education (Curriculum and Learning), Masters in Education (Counselling), and a Doctor of Health Science (Psychology).
Dr Connor’s public-sector working history spans 46 years, her most relevant employment prior to taking up full-time private practice in 2015 being as Associate Professor (Psychology) at the University of Canberra, 2010-2014.
