Prof Rebecca Anglin
Professor Rebecca Anglin is a founding director of Clear Health Psychiatry and Clear Health Legal Medicine. She is a highly accomplished psychiatrist, academic, teacher and leader. She is originally from Canada where she was a clinician investigator at McMaster University with a research interest in gut-brain interactions before relocating permanently to Perth in 2016.
She has published over 40 peer reviewed articles in high impact journals and remains an active academic. She has held a number of senior leadership positions in hospitals and Universities nationally and internationally. Prof Anglin is committed to providing excellent psychiatric care and medico-legal assessments and brings her extensive and world-renowned academic and clinical expertise to the work she does. She is passionate about the client experience and the excellent quality of service provided by Clear Health Psychiatry and Clear Health Legal Medicine.
Dr Jeanette Frost
Dr Jeanette Frost is a sought after and skilled psychiatrist who prides herself on offering individualised and attuned care to her patients. She completed medical school at the University of Adelaide before relocating to Perth where she has worked ever since. After her intern year, Dr Frost pursued basic physician training at Royal Perth Hospital where she saw time and again the importance of good mental health to the lives and wellbeing of the medical patients she treated. Having developed a passion for psychiatry, she went on to train in the speciality and never looked back.
Dr Jeanette Frost has undertaken extensive further education to develop her expertise in a number of areas. She is trained in trauma focussed CBT through Phoenix Australia and in the three phased approach to complex trauma through the Blue Knot Foundation. Dr Frost has completed formal training in general psychiatric management (GPM) for borderline personality disorder through McLean Hospital and Harvard Medical School and an intensive training course in the management of ADHD across the lifespan. In 2024, Dr Frost attained a Professional Certificate in Youth Psychiatry through Orygen in conjunction with the University of Melbourne.
Although she is self-professed clinician and not an academic, she has demonstrated aptitude in both research and teaching. She has co-authored a paper published in The Lancet Psychiatry* and regularly contributes to continued professional development in psychiatry. She is passionate about improving the lives and wellbeing the people she treats and promoting the field of psychiatry within the medical profession.
* Galbally, M., Himmerich, H., Senaratne, S., Fitzgerald, P., Frost, J., Woods, N., & Dickinson, J. E. (2022). Management of anorexia nervosa in pregnancy: a systematic and state-of-the-art review. The lancet. Psychiatry, 9(5), 402–412. https://doi.org/10.1016/S2215-0366(22)00031-1
Dr Danielle D’Rozario
* Dr. D’Rozario is currently closed and not accepting any new referrals*
Dr. Danielle D’Rozario is a locally trained psychiatrist with a strong foundation in both youth and adult psychiatry. Dr. D’Rozario holds a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) from The University of Western Australia and is a Fellow of The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (FRANZCP).
Having completed advanced training in youth psychiatry, Dr. D’Rozario has a special interest in early intervention and providing holistic mental health care to youth and young adults. She also has experience and expertise in general adult psychiatry. Dr. D’Rozario is passionate about empowering patients to achieve their mental health goals and highly values multidisciplinary and collaborative care. Dr. D’Rozario currently works at Clear Health Psychiatry part-time, whilst continuing her role as Consultant Psychiatrist at a public youth mental health service.
Dr Azadeh (Azi) Farnoodi
Dr Farnoodi is a general adult psychiatrist who is currently completing an advanced certificate in psychodynamic psychotherapy with the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists. In 2023, she attained a professional certificate in Youth Psychiatry with Orygen in conjunction with the University of Melbourne.
Her main areas of interest include:
-Perinatal psychiatry and women’s mental health
-Mood disorders, including treatment-resistant conditions
-Anxiety disorders and OCD
-Bipolar Affective disorder
-ADHD
Dr Azadeh (Azi) Farnoodi is currently accepting referrals for patients aged 18-55 years old. She does not specialise in addiction psychiatry, gender dysphoria, old age psychiatry, Forensic psychiatry and child psychiatry. Currently, she is not accepting referrals for ASD assessment and medicolegal matters.
Dr Chien Ng
Dr. Ng is a locally trained general adult psychiatrist and psychogeriatrician who provides compassionate and expert care. He understands that reaching out for help takes courage, and offers a safe and supportive environment for your journey to better mental health. Having graduated with honours and research prizes from the University of Western Australia and achieving Fellowship with the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (FRANZCP), Dr. Ng delivers the highest standard of care. He holds a Certificate of Advanced Training in Psychiatry of Old Age, demonstrating his subspecialist expertise in geriatric psychiatry.
Beyond his work at Clear Health Psychiatry, Dr. Ng serves as Head of Department at a metropolitan older adult mental health service, where he is passionate about improving the lives of older adults. He also invests in the education of mental health care to medical students and trainee psychiatrists, serving as an examiner and supervisor with UWA and RANZCP.
Dr Ng welcomes referrals for patients aged 18 and over, across a range of psychiatric presentations. His areas of expertise are mood/anxiety disorders (including treatment-resistant states); psychiatric care in later life; psychiatric care with medical comorbidities; all aspects of dementia care and diagnosis; and complex medication management. Patients can expect a warm, collaborative and empathetic approach to care with a focus on individual needs and goals.
Please note that at this time, Dr. Ng is not accepting referrals for ADHD, autism spectrum disorders, eating disorders, or medicolegal assessments.
Outside of work, Dr Ng enjoys playing tennis, spending time with his family and exploring parks with his dog Pearle.
Dr Nishata Subramaniam
Dr Nishata (Nish) Subramaniam is committed to providing collaborative, person-centred care, and she derives great satisfaction from building meaningful connections with her patients and witnessing their positive responses to treatment. She enjoys working collaboratively with both patients and their families
Dr.Subramaniam accepts referrals for patients who are 18 years or older with a broad range of psychiatric disorders including mood disorders, anxiety disorders including PTSD, psychotic disorders and older adults with neurocognitive disorders.
Please note that at this time, Dr.Subramaniam is not accepting referrals for assessment or management of ADHD or ASD. She does not accept referrals for workers compensation claims, patients with eating disorders, substance use disorders or children and adolescents.
Dr Jayne Stevenson
Dr Stevenson is interested in helping people through multiple modalities, by first thoroughly listening to their story, to understand why they are presenting now, with their current problems or symptoms, and often it is necessary to understand their life story, which may also involve meeting with family members, or talking with others that have been involved in their treatment journey. Medications may be very helpful, but Dr Stevenson also specialises in psychodynamic psychotherapy, and in psychoanalytic psychotherapy which may be helpful for you. Dr Stevenson is also interested in considering what other therapies, or treatments with other practitioners could help you, as well as being part of a team in your recovery.
A Graduate of the University of Western Australia in 1995, she was then an intern and resident in Hobart, before venturing overseas and completing her Psychiatry Board Certification in the USA, with additional training in psychiatry related to medical illness, integrative psychiatry, and completing contemporary psychoanalytic training as a psychoanalyst at the New York Institute of Psychotherapy. She was a psychotherapy supervisor for over 10 years through the University of Washington, and lived and worked throughout several regions of the USA, before returning to Australia and obtaining her Australian Fellowship in 2022 (FRANZCP). When she returned to Perth she worked at Perth Clinic and subsequently in the public system looking after hospitalised patients and supervising and teaching psychiatry trainees, which she is continuing to do, while also returning to private practice.
Dr. Stevenson’s main interests are: anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder. Dr. Stevenson does not accept referrals for patients who are actively suicidal or have had psychiatric admissions within the last 12 months, nor do they treat individuals with substance use disorders. Some patients with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) may be seen for assessments or treatment, with the understanding that an hourly rate will be charged for time spent preparing reports. This also applies to the preparation of letters or forms for the NDIS or DSP applications.
Dr. Stevenson is focused on building a practice where patients seek treatment with psychodynamic psychotherapy, typically in combination with medications. The primary age group treated is 18 and up, though patients as young as 16 may be seen in certain cases. Dr. Stevenson is open to treating some patients with Bipolar Disorder and is also interested in patients with co-morbid physical illnesses, including chronic pain, cancer, neurological conditions such as seizure disorder or Parkinson’s disease, as well as those with Functional Neurological Illnesses like non-epileptic seizures. Patients with eating disorders may be considered if they are working with a dietician, have a normal or near-normal body mass index, and have not required refeeding admissions in the past six months.
