Erin Hoare is a Registered Psychologist (Educational and Developmental Registrar), in Geelong, Australia.
Erin provides neurodiversity affirming, culturally responsive, and trauma-informed neurodevelopmental assessments and brief psychological therapy for ages 5 years and older. Erin’s clinic is located on Wadawurrung Country, Geelong, Victoria, and via Telehealth. Erin prioritises multi-disciplinary assessments and collaborative approaches to therapy. She practices through evidence- and strengths-based psychological approaches which seek to centre clients’ worldviews and experiences.
As a former professional athlete and current Associate Professor, Neurodiversity and Mental Health, Erin is regularly engaged in media and other community forums. For speaking and other engagements, please contact hello@erinhoare.com
NEXT AVAILABLE APPOINTMENT APPROXIMATELY SEPTEMBER 2026
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Qualifications
Registered Psychologist, Psychology Board of Australia (PSY0002412703)
Doctor of Philosophy, Deakin University
Master of Educational Psychology, University of Melbourne
Master of Public Health, University of Sydney
2025 Sir Winston Churchill Fellow
2026 Fulbright Scholar
About
Erin is a Registered Psychologist with the Psychology Board of Australia, Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (PSY0002412703). Erin is an Educational and Developmental Psychologist Registrar. She is a Member of the Australian Association of Psychologists Inc.
Alongside private practice she maintains academic roles as Associate Professor, Neurodiversity and Mental Health, University of Melbourne, and Honorary Fellow, at both Deakin University and University of New England.
Erin has published more than 50 peer-reviewed publications. She is a 2025 Sir Winston Churchill Fellow, Fulbright Scholar, and she holds various Board and advisory roles. She is regularly engaged in media, community, and other forums. Contact hello@erinhoare.com for media requests.
Referrals
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Please note: this is not a crisis service and is not designed to provide 24/7 intervention. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis please call emergency services or immediately visit your local hospital emergency department.