Professor Philip Boyce

Philip Boyce is an accomplished Emeritus Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Sydney with extensive experience in the assessment and management of mood and perinatal psychiatric disorders. Until 2021, he was a consultant psychiatrist at Westmead Hospital, where he led the perinatal psychiatry service, bringing his wealth of knowledge to the team. With a keen interest in bipolar disorder over the perinatal period, Professor Boyce has been a member of several working groups that developed clinical practice guidelines such as the RANZCP's Mood Disorders and Anxiety disorders Clinical Practice Guidelines and acted as an expert advisor for the COPE guidelines for mental health care over the perinatal period.

Professor Boyce is a regular contributor to the mental health community, having served as RANZCP President from 2003-2005 and President of the International Marce Society from 2000-2002, a society aimed at promoting perinatal mental health. Professor Boyce's influence stretches far beyond his consulting room, and he remains an advocate for mental health awareness and treatment.

Professor Boyce is available for outpatient assessment and management of mood and perinatal psychiatric disorders. His clinical experience, combined with his in-depth knowledge of current clinical practice guidelines, allows for the provision of comprehensive, evidence-based treatments for his patients. If you are looking for a consultant psychiatrist with Professor Boyce's expertise, then look no further.