General enquiries
Thompson Institute Reception
Tel: +61 7 5430 1191
Email: thompsoninstitute@usc.edu.au
Street address
Sunshine Coast Mind & Neuroscience Thompson Institute
USC
Ground Floor, 12 Innovation Parkway
Birtinya, QLD, 4575
Postal address
Sunshine Coast Mind & Neuroscience Thompson Institute (ML59)
USC
Locked Bag 4
MAROOCHYDORE DC QLD 4558
Our people
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Amanda Boyes
Research Assistant (Youth Mental Health), Sunshine Coast Mind and Neuroscience Thompson Institute
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Dr Kathryn Broadhouse
Senior Research Fellow
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Dr Amanda Clacy
Research Fellow in Suicide Prevention
Dr Amanda Clacy specialises in concussion management in amateur rugby union, human factors applications in sport performance and teamwork, and incident reporting and prevention in outdoor education
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Amanda Finch
Receptionist and Administrative Assistant USC Psychology Clinic, Sunshine Coast Mind & Neuroscience – Thompson Institute
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Grace Forsyth
Research Assistant
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Cyrana Gallay
Research Assistant (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder)
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Professor Daniel Hermens
Professor of Youth Mental Health and Neurobiology
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Tyrone Huckstepp
Adolescent Risk Research Unit Senior Research Assistant
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Emma Jensen
Research Assistant (Suicide Prevention)
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Elise Jione
Manager, Programs (Suicide Prevention)
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Professor Jim Lagopoulos
Director, Sunshine Coast Mind and Neuroscience Thompson Institute
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Chérie McGregor
Consumer Services Coordinator
Cherie McGregor is a Lived Experience systems change advocate
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Dr Larisa McLoughlin
Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Youth Mental Health
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Amanda Nuske
Personal Assistant to Director, Sunshine Coast Mind and Neuroscience - Thompson Institute
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Marcella Parker
Research Assistant (Youth Mental Health)
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Nicole Ramsay
Administration Officer, Thompson Institute
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Tegan Schefe
Project Officer, Indigenous Engagement and Suicide Prevention
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Susan Schiotz
Community Liaison Officer, Youth Mental Health & Suicide Prevention
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Dr Bridie Scott-Parker
Senior USC Research Fellow, National Health and Medical Research Council
Bridie leads USC's Adolescent Risk Research Unit's research which includes adolescent health and wellbeing, including teen mental health, social influences, and interactions with authorities.
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Dr Dixie Statham
Director (Psychology Clinic); Senior Lecturer, Psychology
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Associate Professor Mathew Summers
Associate Professor in Neuropsychology and Mental Health
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Natalie Winks
Radiographer