Dr Malcolm Foxtrot is general adult psychiatrist with experience across a range of inpatient and outpatient settings. He has an interest in eating disorders. 

Alex completed a Bachelor of Medical Science at the University of Sydney prior to entering medicine at the Australian National University (ANU). He spent a year with the Centre of Mental Health Research (CMHR) before graduating Medicine in 2013. Alex completed internship and residency at Nepean Hospital then commenced psychiatry training in Northern Sydney. During this time Alex was seconded to rural locations including Orange and Broken Hill. He completed advanced training on the Central Coast in 2023 and gained his fellowship in 2024. In addition to Ramsay Clinic Wentworthville, Alex also works as a staff specialist at the Merrylands Older Persons Mental Health Service.

Dr Freeman does not provide tele-health services.

Dr Gallagher is a member of the faculties of both Child and Adolescent Psychiatry as well as Adult Psychiatry; in addition to this he is a member of the Australian and New Zealand Academy of Eating Disorders. He treats a broad range of psychiatric conditions with interests in somatisation disorders (this includes eating disorders). Applying a varied approach to his practice he tailors ethical, holistic management to the individual and their condition. This includes working with the family and extended support network.

Dr Hannah Galloway is a consultant psychiatrist with an interest in eating disorders and women’s mental health. 

Dr Galloway commenced psychiatry training in Brisbane in 2017 after working as a junior doctor in Melbourne. She completed medical school at the University of Notre Dame Sydney in 2014 and graduated from a Bachelor of Science at the University of Queensland in 2009. During her Psychiatry training she has worked across a number of services including the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, Caboolture Hospital, Children’s Health Queensland and the Mater Hospital. 

Dr Galloway also works as a Psychiatrist at Mater Catherine’s House for mothers, babies and families. She uses attachment principles in all her approaches to patient care and believes that building a therapeutic alliance is a key factor in recovery and improving the quality of life and relationships for those struggling with mental illness. 

Dr Kathryn Galvin is a general adult psychiatrist with an interest in depression, anxiety disorders, bipolar and psychotherapy.

Dr. Golhar is a Fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatry (RANZCP) and holds the Advanced Training Certificate in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry from the RANZCP. 

Since August 2012, Dr Golhar has been working clinically in the public sector in child and adolescent mental health service (CAMHS) at Shepparton and Seymour. He recognises the child and adolescent mental health needs and challenges in regional Australia. He started a private clinic at the Shepparton Private Hospital in January 2018.

In his private practice, Dr Golhar provides diagnostic evaluation, pharmacotherapy and psychotherapeutic treatment for young people aged 0-25 yrs and their families in the context of mood disorders, anxiety disorders, psychotic disorders, eating disorders, OCD, PTSD, autism spectrum disorders, ADHD and challenging behaviours. He specifically emphasises therapeutic collaboration with the parents/carers of the young people and other stakeholders (schools, GPs, therapists, paediatricians, et al.). He provides tele-psychiatry support to his clients, when required.

In addition to his clinical work, Dr Golhar teaches medical students and psychiatry trainees at the University of Melbourne. He also enjoys interacting with GPs, paediatricians, and professionals from schools and allied health services via talks and workshops.

At present, his private practice is unable to provide appointments for medico-legal assessments or reports, or for crisis assessments.

Dr Gopalakrishnan is a consultant Psychiatrist who completed her post graduate degree in Psychiatry in India and became a fellow of The Royal Australian and New Psychiatrists in 2017. She is currently the Staff Specialist in Adult Mental Health at Wyong Hospital. She is also, the consultant Psychiatrist of the Young People’s Psychosis Early intervention team with Central Coast Mental Health.

Dr Gopalakrishnan has extensive local work experience in treating a diversity of mental health conditions in adult, adolescent and young person Psychiatry. She has experience and interest in cross-cultural Psychiatry.

Dr Gopalakrishnan is passionate about providing compassionate high-quality mental health care to our local community on the Central Coast. She has long standing professional associations with our local public mental health services.

Dr Gopalakrishnan has a special interest in young people 17 years and above, and also works in the Public Sector Youth Mental Health Service as well as in general adult psychiatry.

She is happy to provide one off opinion as well as longer term interventions and psychological therapies, CBT and Psychodynamically informed psychotherapy where indicated.

Dr Vijayalakshmi Gopalakrishnan is available and accepting appointments and referrals in her rooms at  Ramsay Clinic - Berkeley Vale which is part of the Ramsay Health Care Group of hospitals.

Dr Benjamin Gornall is a psychiatrist with interest and experience in assessment and treatment of affective disorders, psychosis, anxiety and memory disorders. He has training and experience in psychopharmacology, psychotherapy and helping to co-ordinate social and lifestyle interventions that form the building blocks of good mental health. He enjoys working together with patients and the families and carers around them to provide high quality, collaborative care.

When not at work, Dr Gornall enjoys spending time with his young family, and walking Dasher the greyhound.

Following the completion of her medical degree at the University of New South Wales in 2011, Dr Greenland undertook Psychiatry Training in South Eastern Sydney and Hunter New England Local Health Districts. During her training she was President of the Registrar Cohort and was awarded Registrar of the Year in 2017. She has a Masters of Medicine (Psychiatry) from the University of Sydney, and achieved her Fellowship of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (RANZCP) in 2020. She has completed her Advanced Training in Consultation Liaison Psychiatry and also has an interest in Older Person’s Mental Health.

Dr Greenland has an interest in teaching and is a Conjoint Fellow with the University of Newcastle with ongoing roles as a lecturer and tutor for medical students and junior doctors. She is an accredited Supervisor with the RANZCP, and examiner for both the University of Newcastle and RANZCP.

Dr Greenland has been working as a Staff Specialist Psychiatrist in Hunter New England Health, with roles in the Psychiatric Rehabilitation Service, and the Specialist Older Person’s Mental Health Team. Her skills and experience include:

• Acute and rehabilitation psychiatry

• Psychotic, mood and anxiety disorders across the lifespan

• Perinatal psychiatry

• Functional neurological symptoms

• Medical comorbidities, in particular: oncology; cardiology, pain and post stroke syndrome

• Diagnosis and management of behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia

Dr Greenland has recently commenced private practice to pursue her interest in providing holistic mental health care to the local community.