Claire Krenmayr is a registered midwife, registered nurse, childbirth and parenting educator, and a certified lactation consultant (IBCLC). Claire has worked in all aspects of midwifery for well over 10 years at Westmead Hospital. She is currently working as a lactation consultant in Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Westmead Hospital. A mother of 4, Claire understands that breastfeeding can be difficult at times, especially in the early days. She is passionate about the mother baby relationship and providing a service that is supportive, encouraging and empowering to breastfeeding women, their babies and their families. Having lived in the area for 12 years, she is very keen to work with families in the surrounding area and is passionate to help mums increase their confidence to enjoy this very precious time with their baby.

Lynette graduated from UNSW in 2003 with a Bachelor of Psychology with first class Honours. She also holds a PhD in Psychology and a Master of Clinical Psychology with Honours. She has worked as a psychologist in a range of settings, including the Anxiety Treatment and Research Unit (Westmead Hospital), the Child Behaviour Research Clinic (Randwick), and the Traumatic Stress Clinic (Randwick and Westmead). She has worked in private practice in Crows Nest and Five Dock in recent years and has been the Director of MindWell Psychology and Counselling since 2013. Lynette is passionate about all areas of mental health from prevention to intervention. She has particular expertise and experience in anxiety and mood disorders, post traumatic stress reactions, obsessive-compulsive disorder, stress and anger management, and child and adolescent behavioural difficulties. She also has a special interest in autism spectrum disorders. She draws on evidence-based practice in her work, including cognitive-behavioural therapy, mindfulness and acceptance therapy. She believes in a collaborative approach to treatment and prides herself on her attentive care and sensitivity to the needs of her clients. Born and raised in Sydney, Lynette is very keen about working in North Ryde and is eager to provide a high standard of psychology service to the local community and surrounds. She enjoys spending time with her family, which includes three young spirited (and opinionated!) children. She loves to travel and hopes to one day be able to climb Mt Everest.

Rose is a Registered Psychologist who graduated from UNSW in 2005 with a Bachelor of Psychology and Master of Organisational Psychology. After an initial career in organisational consulting working with large corporates, Rose decided that she wanted to make an impact in the individual lives of people and undertook further study, graduating in 2017 with a Masters of Counselling from Excelsia College (formerly Wesley Institute). Since then, she has worked in private practice seeing clients from a wide array of cultural and socio-economic backgrounds. Rose believes that people are able to bring meaningful change to their lives with the appropriate support and guidance and is keen to walk with clients along their journey. Taking a holistic approach and using approaches such as cognitive behavioural therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy and mindfulness, Rose has experience in working with depression and anxiety, trauma related disorders, communication and relationship issues. Rose is excited to meet the community at North Ryde and beyond. When not working she can be found sipping on a flat white, whilst café-hopping around Sydney.