Jacquie Uren

Jacquie Uren is a dedicated Psychologist based in Brighton, Australia, who specialises in supporting the mental health and wellbeing of children, adolescents, and their families. With a compassionate and reassuring approach, she provides comprehensive psychological support to young people facing a diverse range of challenges. Her clinical work focuses on identifying individual strengths and difficulties to help clients reach their full potential, addressing issues related to learning, behaviour, emotions, and thoughts.

Uren has a strong clinical and research interest in developmental conditions, anxiety disorders, and sleep problems in young children, particularly those with autism spectrum disorder. Her extensive work also encompasses youth mental health, where she has contributed to research on cognitive health, cognitive screening, and therapeutic interventions for young people experiencing complex mental health conditions. Additionally, she is highly committed to supporting parents and caregivers, helping them navigate and understand the cognitive and emotional needs of their loved ones.

Uren pursued her advanced training at La Trobe University, where she undertook a Doctor of Clinical Neuropsychology. Her doctoral research specifically investigated sleep and psychopathology in children with autism spectrum disorder. Throughout her career, she has worked as a Neuropsychology Registrar and has been actively involved in collaborative research with leading academic institutions, including the University of Melbourne. Her academic contributions and clinical training reflect a deep commitment to evidence-based practice and the integration of neuropsychological insights into holistic patient care.