
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.
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:
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Advocating against unpaid placements and unethical internships for provisional psychologists
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Promoting neurodiversity-affirming practices and disability rights
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Championing diversity and inclusion in psychology
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Supporting the psychological health and well-being of fellow professionals
My work is guided by three core principles:
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Lead by example
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Advocate for those with less power and privilege
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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:
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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:
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Conducting complex psychological and neuropsychological assessments
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Diagnostics and differential diagnosis
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Providing evidence-based therapy for a wide range of clinical presentations
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Supporting individuals experiencing suicidal ideation and self-harm
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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.
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: