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Dr Susan Barnett

General Practitioner Psychotherapist; Medical Educator, ASPM, RACGP & Blackdog Institute
Dr. Susan Barnett is a GP Psychotherapist in private practice and Medical Educator for ASPM, RACGP and Blackdog institute. She works with clients utilizing a trauma-informed and client-centered approach, empowering them to become their best selves. Her approach is practical and supportive, and she focuses on providing psycho-education and practical strategies to help clients understand how to work with their minds.
As a Medical Educator Susan is passionate about sharing her expertise and experience to teach and mentor future healthcare professionals. She is committed to sharing her knowledge for mental health with the next generation of healthcare providers, helping to improve the overall standard of care.

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