Tanya Eliasson
Specific health professionals at the clinic
- Other
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
- Medicare plus additional fee
- service or practice
Ages that the clinic provides services for
- 0 - 4 years
- 12 - 18 years
- 5 - 11 years
FASD experience and training
I've been supporting children and adults with FASD, and their carers, since 2019. I have been undertaking thorough diagnostic evaluations of FASD since 2020 for children and adults. I completed the Qld Health's GC FASD Clinic's training in 2018, I've completed other relevant modules, continue with CPD including peer supervision with Dr Meg Perkins, an expert in FASD, and I completed the UWA's Postgrad Cert in the Assessment and Diagnosis of FASD 2022-2023. I have a double degree in criminology and psychology from 2001 and honours in psychology 2003 with a criminal justice focus. Registered from 2005 with AHPRA. I have worked in the CJS, mental health, health, and disability fields. I have personal and professional knowledge and experience in the areas of FASD, ADHD and ASD. I have a special interest in providing diagnostic evaluations to adults involved in the CJS and I'm currently pursuing the establishment of a private FASD assessment clinic for adults. I am still currently available for diagnostic evaluations for children.
