Clinical Psychologist
Professional profile and CV
Clinton McCulloch provides psychological assessment, diagnosis, treatment and independent medicolegal reporting for complex mental health presentations.
Qualifications
- Master of Clinical Psychology — Macquarie University
- Master of Research (Psychology) — Macquarie University
- Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) — Southern Cross University
- Graduate Diploma in Psychological Science — University of Canberra
- Bachelor of Arts — Philosophy and Criminology
- Hakomi Mindful Somatic Psychotherapy — three-year graduate training
Professional experience
Assessment and reporting
More than 13 years’ experience in psychological assessment, diagnosis and treatment, including the preparation of court-directed and medicolegal psychological reports.
Medicolegal work
Independent assessment addressing referral questions relevant to civil litigation, compensation, mental health and cognitive impairment, diversion and court matters.
Clinical practice
Trauma-informed therapy and diagnostic assessment across the lifespan, including complex mental health presentations and ADHD and autism assessment.
Teaching and supervision
Lecturer at ACAP University College and provider of professional supervision to psychologists and psychotherapists.
Professional approach
Medicolegal opinions are independent, evidence-based and confined to the questions asked, the available material and the psychologist’s area of expertise. Reports are written to communicate clinical reasoning clearly while identifying evidentiary limits and relevant uncertainties.
Clinical work is collaborative, integrative and trauma-informed, with attention to developmental history, functioning, relationships and personal context.
Practice and availability
Secure telehealth assessments are available Australia-wide where clinically and legally appropriate. In-person appointments are available on the NSW South Coast through Bega Valley Psychology and Narooma Psychology Clinic.
A detailed CV can be provided to solicitors, insurers, courts and referring organisations when discussing an instruction.