Bronwyn Leigh DPsych, MAPS, CCLIN

Bronwyn enjoys working with parents and infants during this very tender and important life phase. Her goal is to support mothers and fathers as they navigate through the challenges that arise at various points in their perinatal journey. She is the Director of the Centre for Perinatal Psychology.

Bronwyn is concerned with issues spanning the perinatal period from the planning of conception, through pregnancy and postpartum. Her primary interests are in attachment relationships, perinatal depression and anxiety (Mums and Dads), and infant/toddler social and emotional development. Bronwyn sees people who are struggling to adjust to a new life as well as those who are unwell with a mental health diagnosis. She has a long-standing interest in fertility issues, assisted conception, and perinatal loss. Bronwyn actively supports single parents and same-sex families.