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Hello and thanks for stopping by!

I’m Amanda Moses, registered as a Psychologist and Board Approved Supervisor in Australia and as a Clinical and Counselling Psychologist in the UK.

In addition to running Amanda Moses Psychology, I lead Divergent Assessments, a practice dedicated to diagnostic assessments for Autism and ADHD. Currently, I’m a PhD candidate at La Trobe University, researching Autism identification with the goal of developing an innovative and accessible assessment tool.

Beyond my professional work, I contribute regularly to Psychology Today (USA) and am proud to be a mum to three wonderful kids who inspire me every day.

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About Amanda Moses Psychology 

After a diverse and rewarding career, I founded Amanda Moses Psychology to focus on what I love most: teaching, training, and developing resources. I’m one of those rare individuals who genuinely enjoys diving into textbooks and scientific journals, always eager to learn and share new insights (yes, I know—I cringe at myself a little too). One of the greatest compliments I often receive is my ability to make complex topics engaging, accessible, and easy to understand.

But Amanda Moses Psychology is more than just education—it’s a platform for tackling critical issues in our profession, including:

  • Advocating against unpaid placements and unethical internships for provisional psychologists

  • Promoting neurodiversity-affirming practices and disability rights

  • Championing diversity and inclusion in psychology

  • Supporting the psychological health and well-being of fellow professionals

 

My work is guided by three core principles:

  • Lead by example

  • Advocate for those with less power and privilege

  • Show up authentically and ethically

 

Today, Amanda Moses Psychology is a space where I teach, support, mentor, and advocate for psychologists at every stage of their journey. This is where I feel I can make the most meaningful impact—helping psychologists thrive, one professional at a time.

To those who have joined me on this journey, or are considering it, thank you. Building this community has been the most rewarding part of my career, and I look forward to continuing to grow alongside you.

Amanda

I’m proud to provide a wide range of services and resources designed to support psychologists at every stage of their career:
 

  • National Psychology Exam Preparation Course
    Comprehensive, self-paced training to help provisional psychologists succeed in the NPE with confidence.

  • Live Workshops
    Interactive sessions tailored to develop practical skills and deepen understanding of core psychological concepts.

  • Therapy Manuals & Clinical Resources
    Evidence-based tools designed to enhance therapeutic practice and streamline clinical workflows.

  • Case Report Review Service & Training for Provisional Psychologists
    Expert guidance, templates, and training to help you master case report writing with confidence.

  • On-Demand Professional Development Training
    Flexible, accessible courses covering a wide range of topics to expand your knowledge and meet CPD requirements.

  • Private Online Community
    A supportive space for early career and aspiring psychologists to connect, share resources, and grow together.

  • Bespoke Training for Clinics
    Customised workshops and training programs to upskill teams on a broad range of psychological topics.

What I Offer

My background

Before launching Amanda Moses Psychology, I enjoyed a diverse and rewarding career. My extensive clinical experience includes:

  • Conducting complex psychological and neuropsychological assessments

  • Diagnostics and differential diagnosis

  • Providing evidence-based therapy for a wide range of clinical presentations

  • Supporting individuals experiencing suicidal ideation and self-harm

  • Assessment of Autism and ADHD
     

I also served as the Early Career Coordinator at the Australian Association of Psychologists Incorporated (AAPi), where I supported provisional psychologists in navigating the challenges of their early careers. Additionally, I am a regular contributor to Psychology Today (USA), where I write a dedicated column on topics relevant to early-career psychologists and clinical practice. You can explore my articles here.

In The Media

I am proud to have a regular column with Psychology Today (USA) titled "Thinking About Becoming a Psychologist?" This column is dedicated to supporting early-career psychologists with insights and advice on navigating their journey in the profession. Below are three of my most popular articles—be sure to check them out.

Happy Women

Recognising Undiagnosed ADHD in Women

Young Man in Therapy

Autism's Hidden Mental Health Epidemic: A Call for Awareness

Mother and Child

Navigating Attachment Styles in Therapy

Sad on Couch

A Critical Analysis of the Highly Sensitive Person Construct

I have also been a guest on several podcasts talking about psychology generally, Autism, ADHD, the National Psychology Exam, unethical internships and more! Here are just a couple of episodes that may be interesting to you:

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