“West Coast Psychology is home to a team of multi-skilled professionals. The diverse areas of expertise of our team means that we are able to meet the varying needs of our clients by catering to all aspects of mental health care.”

• Marie-Anne Hawkins

  Principal Clinical Psychologist

  Marie-Anne Hawkins has completed a Masters in Clinical Psychology as well as post graduate studies in Organisational Psychology and Educational Psychology. She is registered with the Psychologists Registration Board of Western Australia and is a member of the Australian Psychological Society. Marie-Anne is also a member of the Australian Society of Hypnosis and the Christian Counselling Association. She has had vast experience working with people at all stages of the lifespan from pre-school aged children right through to the elderly. Marie-Anne has specialist experience in the areas of relationship counselling, critical incident debriefing, trauma and grief, the treatment of depression, anxiety, panic and agoraphobia, obsessive-compulsive disorder and post-traumatic stress syndrome. She has also worked with clients facing difficulties related to substance abuse, stress and burnout and life change issues as well as chronic fatigue, pain management and sleep disorders. Marie-Anne also is well versed on the needs of children with intellectual disabilities and their families. Additionally, Marie-Anne has strong business and people management skills which translate into high quality business related services including consultancy, coaching & training.

• Craig Harms

  Registered Psychologist / Clinical Psychologist Registrar

  Craig Harms is a psychologist who is working towards achieving a specialist title as a Clinical Psychologist. Craig is registered with the Psychologists Registration Board of Western Australia and is a member of the Australian Psychological Society. Craig has experience working with adults in mental health settings. He has also worked with children and their parents on developmental concerns, as well as counselling adolescents when he worked for a number of years as a school teacher. Craig has also provided psychological services to sports teams, and individuals within a sports context. He is in the process of completing a PhD in Psychology. Craig also has undergraduate degrees in Science (Majoring in Psychology) and Physical Education; a post-graduate diploma in teaching; and a Master’s degree in Education. Craig works on a part-time basis as a Lecturer in the School of Psychology and Social Science at Edith Cowan University. His research interests include Resilience, using technology in the psychological interventions, and Sport Psychology.