Amanda Goldstein

Amanda has over 20 years of experience in leadership and clinical practice roles in a range of sectors and strives to deliver innovative and effective evidence-based practice that assists clients to achieve change, create safety, become great parents and connect with themselves and their communities.

She works collaboratively with internal and external stakeholders at all levels by listening and then applying practice knowledge and a deep understanding of ethics, service systems, legislation, compliance and funding requirements.

She has undertaken practice specialist, practice, team leader and clinician roles in adult and child/youth mental health, relationship counselling and family violence services for people who use and experience violence. Previously, Amanda worked in employment services rehabilitating people with psychiatric disability into the workplace, in recruitment and as an architect in the United Kingdom and in Melbourne. Amanda has a range of postgraduate- and graduate-level qualifications in Psychology, Arts, Architecture, Human Resources, Family Violence and Training. She has also presented at conferences and to community groups.