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   Dr Alishia D Williams 
* No new clients are currently being accepted.

 

CREDENTIALS & ACADEMIC BACKGROUND

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I am a Registered Psychologist (College of Psychologists of British Columbia # 2433) who returned to Kelowna, British Columbia in 2018 after spending 15 years living and working in Australia and Europe. 

 

I completed an Honours degree in Psychology at OUC-Kelowna in 2004 and subsequently completed a Doctorate of Psychology (PhD; 2008) and a Masters of Clinical Psychology (MPsych; 2011) at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in Sydney, Australia where I held clinical registration as a Psychologist since 2009. 

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I specialize in assessment and treatment of common mental health disorders, working exclusively with adult clients. I am part of the WorkSafeBC Provider Network and offer services to members of the RCMP, BCEHS, and Veterans Affairs clients.

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I also have extensive experience in the development and delivery of CBT e-health interventions - which can form the digital building block to evidence-based care. 

 

I previously held positions as a Clinical Research Fellow, Clinical Psychologist, and Research Director at the Clinical Research Unit for Anxiety and Depression (CRUfAD) at St. Vincent’s Hospital and the UNSW Faculty of Medicine in Sydney, Australia.

 

I later held a tenured appointment as Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology at Utrecht University in the Netherlands and a conjoint appointment as adjunct Associate Professor at UNSW in the Department of Psychology in Australia. I continue to contribute to initiatives to disseminate psychological findings to the broader community. 

 

I also serve on several editorial boards of scientific journals. In an effort to make results of psychological research more accessible to the public, I will periodically post links to open-access research articles under the Research tab.

 

In addition to several international organizations, I am a member of the following professional bodies:

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The Canadian Association of Cognitive Behavioural Therapies

Canadian Psychological Association 

British Columbia Psychology Association

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