Erin Hoare, PhD MEdPsych MPH BPsych(Hons) is a Registered Psychologist and Educational and Developmental Registrar, in Melbourne, Australia.

Neurodiversity affirming, culturally-responsive, and trauma-informed in her approach, Erin provides comprehensive neurodevelopmental assessments (16 years+), brief psychological therapy, and organisational consultations. Erin’s clinic is located in Prahran, Melbourne. Telehealth and travelling assessment service available where appropriate.

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

  • Bachelor of Psychology, First Class Honours, Deakin University

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, and she is engaged in regular individual and group supervision. She is a Member of the Australian Association of Psychologists Inc.

Erin is deeply committed to neurodiversity affirming, culturally responsive, trauma-informed practices. Please see here for further information as to how this commitment is ensured in practice.

Alongside private practice she maintains academic roles as Associate Professor, University of New England, and Honorary Fellow, Deakin University. She completed her postdoctoral training as Research Associate, Peterhouse, University of Cambridge.

Erin has published more than 50 peer-reviewed publications. She is a 2025 Sir Winston Churchill Fellow, Fulbright Scholar, and she held an Australian Health and Medical Research Council Early Career Fellowship. Erin holds various Board and advisory roles and she is regularly engaged in media, community, and other forums.

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