Dr Caroline Manuel

Dr Manuel's areas of interest and specialization include ADHD, Spectrum disorders, Autism, Depression, Anxiety, cognitive therapy, and supportive therapy. She is skilled in providing consultative one-off assessments (291) for second opinion General Practitioner shared care consultations. Dr Manuel's approach revolves around tailoring the evaluation process to meet the unique needs of each patient, ensuring a thorough assessment.

With a strong background in psychiatry, Dr Manuel possesses a deep understanding of mental health challenges faced by individuals. She strives to offer compassionate and patient-centered care through evidence-based treatment solutions. Dr Manuel remains up-to-date with the latest advancements and research in psychiatry to deliver the best possible care to her patients.

Dr Manuel is highly regarded in the psychiatric community, earning the trust and respect of her patients and colleagues. Her professionalism, dedication, and exceptional abilities contribute to her reputation as a compassionate and skilled psychiatrist. She is renowned for her approachable demeanor and excellent communication skills, making her a valuable asset to the healthcare community.

Dr Manuel holds various qualifications, including being Autism Spectrum Disorders Observational Schedule ADOS Certified and a Fellow of RANZCP. She also completed a Psycho Pharmacology research fellowship at the University of Texas, USA. Her experience encompasses working with individuals within the age groups of 18-60, 60+, and 16-24. She has expertise in anxiety disorders, autism spectrum disorders, bipolar disorder, cognitive behavioral therapy, depression, functional neurological disorder, mindfulness, neuropsychiatry, and supportive psychotherapy.

Dr Manuel's services include opinion and report (MBS item 291), professional supervision, shared care, and after-hours appointments. Her practice focuses on improving the functioning and quality of life of her patients through assessments for Autism Spectrum disorders, depression, anxiety, medications, therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and psychotherapy.