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Screens & Gaming Clinic

Dr Brad Marshall offers Telehealth appointments for children, young people and adults across Australia.

Outside Australia? See International Coaching tab.

If you or a loved one are struggling with screens, tech, or online gaming - reach out today.

Child, Teen & Young Adult Psychology Clinic

Telehealth (video) psychology for children, teens and young adults across Australia, from the comfort of home. Support for anxiety, ADHD, autism, low mood, behaviour, school challenges and parenting.

Medicare rebates available. Find out more.

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Books

Three time internationally published and best selling author, Dr Brad Marshall’s books and other resources can assist those who are curious and want to do more of their own research.

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Dr Brad Marshall

Psychologist || Author || Adjunct Fellow Macquarie University

Director Screens & Gaming Disorder Clinic

Bachelor of Arts- Psychology (Macquarie University)

Master of Behavioural Science (University of Sydney)

Master of Research (Macquarie University)

PhD (Macquarie University)

Dr Brad Marshall is a registered psychologist with more than 15 years' experience working with children, adolescents, young adults and their families. He has worked across some of Sydney's largest hospitals, including Royal North Shore Hospital, as well as in private clinics. He provides assessment and treatment for anxiety, ADHD, autism, depression, behavioural difficulties, executive functioning challenges and parenting concerns.

Brad also has a specialist interest in problematic screen use and gaming disorder. He completed his PhD at Macquarie University in this field and published Australia's first clinical treatment trials for gaming disorder and smartphone addiction. He is the author of three internationally published books and an Adjunct Fellow at the School of Psychological Sciences, Macquarie University.

Brad now consults via telehealth with families Australia-wide through his Child & Teen Psychology Clinic and the Screens & Gaming Disorder Clinic.

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Contact Us

For speaking, media or other enquiries send us a message and we will get back to you as soon as possible

For clinic referrals and enquiries please visit the Screens & Gaming Disorder Clinic or the Psychology Clinic.