Dr Anna Joyce is a Chartered Psychologist offering personalised Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I) to help you achieve restful sleep. She is dedicated to improving your sleep quality and overall well-being through effective one-to-one therapy courses via phone or online video call. She has an academic background in cognitive neuropsychology and has been researching sleep since 2007, including in neurodivergent conditions. She is interested in the impact of sleep problems on cognition, behaviour, and mental health, and how, if we can optimise sleep, we can perform at our best during the day. She uses her academic skills to keep up to date with the scientific research to inform treatment recommendations. She received advanced training in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy fo ...
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A former insomnia sufferer herself, Dr Michelle has been a cognitive neuroscientist for 20 years (including a PhD from Trinity College Dublin and clinical research at UCL), trained in insomnia therapy at the Insomnia and Behavioural Sleep Medicine Clinic, UCLH and is a member of The British Sleep Society. Dr Michelle can see you either face-to-face at her clinic space in central Cambridge, or online through Zoom, Teams, or Skype, meaning she can see you for insomnia therapy wherever you are. This means that you can get help for your sleep in the comfort of your own home with the sessions causing minimal disruption to your schedule. Addressing insomnia isn’t an overnight process, especially if you’ve had difficulties for a long time. This means that without the right encouragement, ...
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I am a Chartered Counselling Psychologist with the Psychological Society of Ireland. I have over 30 years clinical practice with a wide range of mental health issues. I have a deep desire to help others sleep better having experienced insomnia firsthand. I have found CBT-I to be an effective therapy for insomnia. I am therefore well placed to talk the talk and walk the walk!
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I practiced as a School Psychologist for 13 years, then completed an MSW focused on evidence-based trauma treatments. I work part-time as a trauma therapist in our regional CAC, and part-time in private practice (I am currently practicing under supervision as an LLMSW-C). Previous to my time in public education, I worked in CMH for 13 years as a researcher, juvenile justice diversion case manager, Early On/HeadStart psychologist, and community prevention coordinator. In addition to my time in agency and private practice, I am a consultant with Spark for Change research lab at Michigan State University, and provide therapeutic yoga and mindfulness services to trauma and cancer survivors. As someone who works in the field of trauma, I witness daily how significantly sleep is impacted by thei ...
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Sara Crocker is a Clinical Psychology registrar and CBTi provider based in Brisbane with a special interest in sleep disorders. Sara completed her Masters of Clinical Psychology in 2022. She undertook an internship placement in the sleep psychology service at The Prince Charles Hospital in 2021 with Dr Sara Winter and has worked within the sleep psychology service since. Sara has clinical experience in managing a variety of sleep disorder presentations including insomnia, hypersomnolence conditions, circadian rhythm sleep-wake disorders, and OSA treatment adherence. Sara is a member of the Australian Psychological Society (MAPS).
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