Tanya Eliasson
Specific health professionals at the clinic
- Psychologist
Where referrals are accepted from?
- Child protection services
- Education Departments
- Families
- General Practitioners
- Justice Departments
- Other medical specialists
- Paediatricians
- Psychologists
How the clinic bills
- Fee – advised when person contacts the clinic, service or practice
Ages that the clinic provides services for
- 0 - 4 years
- 12 - 18 years
- 5 - 11 years
FASD experience and training
Tanya has been supporting children and adults with FASD, and their carers, since 2019. She has been undertaking thorough diagnostic evaluations of FASD since 2020 for children and adults. Tanya completed the Queensland Health's GC FASD Clinic's training in 2018, and continues with CPD including peer supervision with Dr Meg Perkins, an expert in FASD. Other qualifications include UWA's Postgraduate Certificate in the Assessment and Diagnosis of FASD 2022-2023 and withholds a double degree in Criminology and Psychology from 2001, with Honors in Psychology, 2003 with a Criminal Justice focus. Registered from 2005 with AHPRA, Tanya has worked in the CJS, mental health, health, and disability fields and has personal and professional knowledge and experience in the areas of FASD, ADHD and ASD.
