Dr Janet Berry is a general Psychiatrist. Dr Berry provides inpatient and outpatient care at Ramsay Clinic Albert Road and has experience in diagnosing and treating a range of mental health conditions including; mood disorders, depression/bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders, psychosis/schizophrenia, personality disorders/difficulties, psychological trauma, dissociation, physical health conditions due to psychological factors, substance use/addiction and eating disorders. 

Dr. Betts is a Psychiatrist who studied medicine at the University of Sydney and trained in psychiatry at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. He previously worked as a Staff Specialist at the National Centre for Veterans’ Healthcare at Concord Hospital. He also served a five year enlistment in the United States Air Force prior to training in medicine. He is currently accepting ADF, DVA and NSW police referrals. He offers prompt completion of DVA reports and ongoing treatment for Veterans. Assessment and management are offered mostly on an outpatient basis but inpatient admissions can also be facilitated at Ramsay Clinic Cremorne.

Dr. Betts trained in consultation liaison psychiatry (psychiatry in medical settings) and has worked as a Staff Specialist in Veteran, perinatal, and crisis mental health services. He is a Fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists and graduated medical school in 2013 (MBBS, University of Sydney). He also has a Bachelor of Science in Microbiology (Summa Cum Laude) from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA.

Dr Bhuiyan completed her training through the University of New England and Newcastle Joint Medical Program and was granted a Hyman Scholarship for rural medicine in her first year. She is currently a Fellow of the Royal College of Psychiatrists and has completed a Masters of Psychiatry through the NSW Institute of Psychiatry. 

Dr Bhuiyan has always worked in complex areas of need, from rural/regional locations to economically disadvantaged and culturally diverse communities in South Western Sydney. She continues to work in the public sector as a VMO at Liverpool Hospital as part of the acute care community mental health team. 

Dr Bhuiyan is committed to furthering medical education of new trainees and students, including educating accredited mental health clinicians regarding the mental health act, supervising trainee psychiatrists, official marking of formal assessments for the RANZCP training program, and also as a conjoint lecturer and examiner for the UNSW medical school. 

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Dr Mitali Bhuyan is a Psychiatrist with an interest in early intervention and psychosis.She uses a holistic approach to treat clients for depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and psychosis including many other mental health issues. Dr Bhuyan individualises treatment plans tailored to a person's needs and environment.

Dr Yajuvendra Bisht is  a consultant psychiatrist at Ramsay Clinic Macarthur. His preferred approach is a combination of the latest evidence-based treatment; a strong focus on patient education; and improvement in quality of life through multimodal intervention, comprising of both pharmacology and psychotherapy. Yaj is committed to, and experienced in, working collaboratively with GPs. Dr Bisht has a distinct interest in treating Psychosis Disorders, Mood Disorders and Anxiety, especially amongst Veterans, First Responders and those under Worker's Compensation.

Dr Chloe Boateng is a psychiatrist with specialist training in child and adolescent psychiatry. She sees young people aged 12 to 18 and works closely with families, schools and other healthcare providers. She supports young people experiencing mood and anxiety disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder, autism and ADHD. 

Dr Boateng is dedicated to providing compassionate, collaborative and evidence-based care. She has worked across metropolitan, regional and rural settings, as well as in out-of-home care. These diverse experiences have deepened her appreciation for the complex interplay between individual, familial and systemic factors in mental health. 

Alongside her private practice, she also works with the Rivendell Child, Adolescent and Family Mental Health Service at Concord Hospital.

Philip Boyce is Emeritus Professor of Psychiatry, University of Sydney.

He was a consultant psychiatrist at Westmead Hospital until 2021 where he ran the perinatal psychiatry service.

He has extensive clinical experience in the assessment and management of mood and perinatal psychiatric disorders, particularly in the management of bipolar disorder over the perinatal period.

He was a member of the working groups that developed and the RANZCP’s Mood Disorders and Anxiety disorders Clinical Practice Guidelines and was an expert advisor for the COPE guidelines for mental health care over the perinatal period.2.

RANZCP President from 2003-2005 and President of the International Marce society (a society focused on perinatal mental health) from 2000-2002.

Professor Boyce is available for Outpatient assessment and management of mood and perinatal psychiatric disorders.

Dr Silver Budd treats adults experiencing the effects of mood and anxiety disorders, PTSD, complex trauma, grief and loss, life transitions. Formerly a GP, she has consulted in all areas of psychiatric hospital and community care, including working in a specialist PTSD facility and a perinatal mental health unit.

Dr Budd is an Arts graduate of Sydney University and studied Medicine at Flinders University, Adelaide. Her engagement with patients is informed by her background in somatic practices, meditation and mindful self-compassion. Dr Budd has an interest in psychodynamic psychotherapy, a form of talking therapy where therapist and patient explore the patient’s patterns of being and acting in the world, by paying attention together to the patient’s thoughts, feelings, experiences and interpersonal relationships