The Kidman Centre's waiting room, just before the move (photo courtesy Gapcomm Projects). Visit The Kidman Centre's Facebook page to see this kid-friendly space in action.
The Kidman Centre UTS – formerly known as the Health Psychology Unit UTS – has relocated its primary facility from Greenwich in Sydney’s north, to Randwick in the east, occupying a large section of the tenth floor of the historic Parkes building within the Prince of Wales Hospital.
The new space has been purpose-built for psychologists to deliver preventative mental health workshops, and evidence-based treatment and research clinics.
The Centre also has a community clinic that is open to the general public, and it will continue to service families on Sydney’s north side through a small clinic located in Crows Nest.
“Being a part of the vibrant Randwick Health and Education Precinct makes our services more accessible to families living in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs and, importantly, our proximity to other health, education, research and community services in the area will help facilitate opportunities for greater collaboration and partnership,” says Director of The Kidman Centre UTS, Dr Rachael Murrihy.
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