• Dr Daniel Dagge
• Dr Vikram Goel
• Dr Sharon Foley
• Dr Peter Wheatley
• Dr Thomas Moore
• Dr Sean Tracey
• Dr Nina Petroff
• Dr Shama Kanodia
  
  

• Mrs Danielle Bruxel (Psychologist)

Lisa (Receptionist)
Anastasia (Receptionist)
Melissa (Receptionist)
Milla (Receptionist)

Qualifications:  MBBS, FRANZCP

A graduate of the University of Queensland, Dr Dagge's primary background is in consultation liaison and forensic psychiatry. Having spent many years in the public health system in Queensland, he has developed a broad clinical background with particular experience in affective, psychotic and anxiety disorders. 

Supplementing public work with a role at the Keith Payne Unit at Greenslopes Private Hospital, Dr Dagge is also involved in managing Combat PTSD for returned veterans. Dr Dagge has an interest in emerging neurotherapeutics (qEEG and Neurofeedback, rTMS), Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy (VRET), and tele-psychiatry. Research interests include cognitive neuroscience, molecular genetics/pharmacogenomics and functional neuroimaging. 

Patient Admission - Keith Payne Unit, Greenslopes Private Hospital

Qualification:  MBBS FRANZCP

Dr Vikram Goel is a Queensland trained Psychiatrist and a Fellow of Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists. He has both General and Specialist registration with the Medical Board of Australia. After graduating from Dayanand Medical College & Hospital in Punjab, India, Dr Goel completed the Australian Medical Council (AMC) examinations and then undertook specialist Psychiatric training in Queensland.

He has worked within Queensland's Public Mental Health Service for the last 14 years, initially as a House Officer and a trainee, and subsequently as a full-time Staff Specialist Psychiatrist leading a multidisciplinary team at The Park – Centre for Mental Health Treatment and Research.  Now in a part-time role with Qld Health, he works as a Staff Specialist within the Queensland Forensic Mental Health system and as a Visiting Medical Officer (Psychiatrist) at the Greenslopes Private Hospital.

Dr Goel has interests in treating Depression, Bipolar Disorder, Adjustment Disorder, Generalised Anxiety Disorder, Panic Disorder, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and Psychotic Disorders.  He has special interest in the treatment of Psychiatric Morbidity in Chronic Pain and other Illnesses, PTSD, Old Age Psychiatry, Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy (VRET) and Neurofeedback techniques. Dr Goel accepts WorkCover, DVA and other third party cases for treatment and medico-legal purposes. Dr Goel is also GEPI trained and PIRS trained.

Patient Admission - Keith Payne Unit, Greenslopes Private Hospital

Qualifications:  MBBS, MRCPsych MD FRANZCP

Dr Foley was awarded her Bachelor of Medicine, Surgery and Obstetrics from University College Dublin in 1999 and after three years of internal medicine training she commenced her psychiatry specialty training in Dublin. She was admitted as  a member of the Royal College of Psychiatrists (UK & Ireland) in 2005 and there after spent 2 years as a research fellow, in the area of early psychosis. She was awarded a Doctorate of Medicine for her research in 2009 and has since been widely published as both first and co-author across several mental health domains but mostly in the area of first episode psychosis.

Dr Foley immigrated to Australia in 2008 and worked as a senior registrar in general adult mental health until she received her fellowship to the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists in 2009, thereafter working as a Staff Specialist Psychiatrist at the Princess Alexandra Hospital, covering both inpatient and community care. Dr Foley has since sub-specialised in her area of interest; she has been the Staff Specialist at the Early Psychosis team of Metro South district since 2011. Dr Foley maintains her public work in a part time capacity. Her interests continue to include research in the field of early psychosis: most recently in the role of childhood trauma in young adult mental health outcomes and evaluation of early use of rehabilitation approaches in serious mental illness in young adults. 

Dr Foley has limited private practice hours at The Yeronga Clinic and does not provide private psychiatric ‘in patient’ care. Dr Foley also does not provide a private emergency ‘on call’ service.

Qualifications: BSc MBBS FRANZCP

Dr Wheatley is a medical graduate from theUniversity of New South Wales. He trained at the Prince of Wales Hospital, Sydney before being commissioned in the Royal Australian Army Medical Corp. DrWheatley served for ten years in the Australian Regular Army as a Medical Officer achieving the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. He was deployed as the Officer Commander Medical Company in Rwanda in 1995 and as the Senior Medial Officer to Bougenvilla in 1998. Dr Wheatley commenced formal psychiatry training in 2005 and was awarded his fellowship in 2010. His interests include Military Psychiatry, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Mood Disorders. He is a VMO at Greenslopes Private Hospital and works closely with Clinical Staff at the Keith Payne Unit.

Patient Admission - Keith Payne Unit, Greenslopes Private Hospital, New Farm Clinic.

Qualifications: B Sc, Grad Dip Clin Bioc, MBBS, FRANZCP

Dr Thomas Moore specializes in general adult psychiatry including mood and psychosis disorders. He has a special interest in PTSD, occupational injury and consultation liaison psychiatry. Dr Moore also has experience with the diagnosis and management of anxiety disorders, older-age psychiatry and perinatal disorders. Prior to becoming a psychiatrist, Dr Moore gained experience in medical research and education. He has published research and taught Science and Medicine to students, nurses and paramedics in a variety of settings at University of Queensland, Griffith University, University of Calgary and University of Wales College of Medicine prior to completing his medical degree and psychiatry training in Queensland. During this training he gained experience in all aspects of public and private psychiatry including subspecialty experience in forensic psychiatry, eating disorders and child and adolescent psychiatry. Dr Moore maintains an interest in research particularly the translation of current research into safe and effective patient focused therapies.

Patient Admission - Belmont Private Hospital

Qualifications: MBBS, FRANZCP

Dr Sean Tracey graduated from the University of Queensland in 1997. He has been practicing Psychiatry since 1999, initially as a Registrar, and as a Consultant Psychiatrist since 2008. He has extensive experience working in the public health system in Queensland, with experience across all areas of general adult psychiatry including Old Age and Forensic Psychiatry as well as Acute/Emergency Psychiatry. He has a particular interest in affective and anxiety disorders. 

Dr Tracey has limited private practice hours at The Yeronga Clinic and does not provide private psychiatric ‘in patient’ care. Dr Tracey also does not provide a private emergency ‘on call’ service.

Qualifications: MBBS, FRANZCP

Dr Nina Petroff is a University of Queensland medical graduate. She completed her psychiatric training in Sydney. Dr Petroff currently runs a community based out patient practice. She has specific interests in depression and anxiety disorders. She is an adult trained psychiatrist and see patients 18 years and over. 

Dr Petroff has limited private practice hours at The Yeronga Clinic and does not provide private psychiatric ‘in patient’ care. Dr Petroff also does not provide a private emergency ‘on call’ service.

Qualifications:  MBBS MD FRANZCP

Dr Shama Kanodia is a general psychiatrist with over 16 years of post-graduate experience, with special interest in perinatal psychiatry. She has general and specialist registration with the Medical Board of Australia. Dr. Kanodia has trained extensively in mental health in both public and private sector in Queensland. She is currently employed as staff specialist in Metro South Addiction and Mental Health Services. She holds a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree and is a Fellow of the Royal Australian andNew Zealand College of Psychiatry (FRANZCP). Dr. Kanodia has interest in medical education and holds a conjoint appointment with University of Queensland.

Dr Kanodia has interests in treating perinatal mental disorders, depression, psychosis, bipolar disorder, adjustment disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, and obsessive-compulsive disorder. She is trained in Electroconvulsive Therapy and is a member of Perinatal and Infant Psychiatry Special Interest Group (PIPSIG) and Marce Society AustralasianChapter.

Dr. Kanodia does not provide private psychiatric ‘in patient’ care or private emergency ‘on call’ service.

Qualification: BA (Hons) Psych Assoc. MAPS

Danielle is a psychologist who holds full registration with the Psychologists Board of Australia, and associate membership with the Australian Psychological Society. She is also a Board approved supervisor for probationary psychologists. After graduating from the University of Queensland in 2003 Danielle has worked in a variety of clinical settings including corrections, hospitals, police, defence, and private practices.

Danielle has experience working with adults and adolescents dealing with a range of mental health concerns including depression, anxiety, trauma, psychosis, grief/loss, eating disorders and personality disorders. Danielle can also assist with general life stressors such as relationship difficulties, pregnancy/parenting issues, injury, illness, addictions, anger management, stress management, and vocational concerns. Danielle understands how difficult it can be seeing a psychologist for the first time and knows how much courage it takes to make the decision to do so. She has an informal, personal approach and strives to create a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere.

Danielle will spend time tailoring a treatment plan to each individual, and will regularly check-in to ensure the plan is working. Her genuine and down-to-earth approach and evidence-based treatment planning empowers people to make the positive changes they are hoping for.