Jamie Byrne PhD

Dr. Jamie Byrne is a lecturer, registered clinical psychologist, board-approved supervisor, and presenter. Jamie holds a lecturer position at Deakin University where her research examines the interaction between sleep, circadian rhythms (the body clock), and the reward system. Jamie is a highly esteemed public speaker and is available for presentations focusing on (1) sleep (2) LGBTQIAP+ populations and (3) resilience and stress management. Given her relevant experience, she can adapt these presentations and workshops for schools, the community, and organizations.

In her private practice work, Jamie works with adolescents (12+) and adults. She has experience working with a range of concerns including mood, anxiety, sleep, trauma, substance use, gender identity, and sexual orientation. Jamie is also available for gender assessments for individuals who may require this as part of their gender affirmation/transition process. Jamie draws on evidence-based treatments such as CBT, ACT, and Schema Therapy when working with clients. Jamie draws on a range of evidence-based approaches to collaboratively develop an individually tailored treatment plan suited to the needs of each client. Her approach is to consider mental health concerns in the broader context of an individual’s life, personal narrative, and current circumstances.