Dr Angelo Contarino Clinical Psychologist

Dr Angelo Contarino Clinical Psychologist Dr Angelo Contarino is a Clinical Psychologist with over 31 years experience working in MH.

Happy birthday celebrations for Ashleigh, one of our amazing receptionists at CCC Psychology. We really are like a wond...
19/11/2025

Happy birthday celebrations for Ashleigh, one of our amazing receptionists at CCC Psychology. We really are like a wonderful small family and we’re all so grateful for everything she does!!🤗❤️🎉🎉🎉🍰🍾🥂🥂🥂

It’s starting to look like Christmas at Dr Angelo Contarino Clinical Psychologist & Associates (CCC Psychology). We now...
11/11/2025

It’s starting to look like Christmas at Dr Angelo Contarino Clinical Psychologist & Associates (CCC Psychology). We now have Santa’s head covering our water cooler. Let’s give one of our receptionists Ashleigh a few more days, and she will have the entire practice decked out in beautiful Christmas cheer!!🤗❤️🎄

Sta iniziando a sembrare Natale allo Studio del Dott. Angelo Contarino Psicologo Clinico e Associati (CCC Psychology). Ora abbiamo la testa del Babbo Natale che copre il nostro distributore d'acqua. Diamo ancora qualche giorno a una delle nostre segretarie, Ashleigh, e tutto lo studio sarà addobbato con una splendida atmosfera natalizia!! 🤗❤️🎄

Our new pamphlet at CCC Psychology, so masterfully developed by one of our amazing receptionists Ashleigh. I’m so grate...
02/11/2025

Our new pamphlet at CCC Psychology, so masterfully developed by one of our amazing receptionists Ashleigh. I’m so grateful for all the work our wonderful receptionists do. This pamphlet is now being distributed to all the GP practices in the local area.

So very proud of you Brenton Sando. Well done for quietly striving in your work as a psychologist - demonstrating adher...
30/10/2025

So very proud of you Brenton Sando. Well done for quietly striving in your work as a psychologist - demonstrating adherence to the evidence-base, and more importantly, compassionate engagement with your clients.

So very proud of you Brenton Sando for tonight winning the Gabrielle Simionato Quiet Achiever Memorial Award at the UQ ...
30/10/2025

So very proud of you Brenton Sando for tonight winning the Gabrielle Simionato Quiet Achiever Memorial Award at the UQ School of Psychology Clinical Awards evening 2025. You are such a deserving recipient of this accolade. Well done!!

Such a wonderful evening at the UQ School of Psychology Clinical Awards Evening for 2025, chaired by the amazing Directo...
30/10/2025

Such a wonderful evening at the UQ School of Psychology Clinical Awards Evening for 2025, chaired by the amazing Director of the Clinical Program, my friend and colleague Associate Professor James Kirby. It was great to hear from the guest speaker Glynn Chambers, about his professional journey and how this has been impacted upon or influenced by his personal experience of serious illness. I could personally resonate with Glynn’s presentation, it really reinforced the rollercoaster journey that is acceptance, self-compassion, and healing.

Live music at the beginning and end of the evening as graciously provided by Hu Gh Walker and Chilli was greatly appreciated.

So very proud of the award recipients, particularly Brenton Michael Sando (my previous externship supervisee, current registrar supervisee and colleague at my private practice) who won the Gabbie Simionato Award, Tim Scott my internship supervisee from last semester who won the Bernie Award, and my friend and colleague Graham du Plessis who so deservedly won the Paul Conrad Award for Excellence in Supervision. Welcome to the club my friend and congratulations to all the deserving award recipients once more.

Always wonderful to catch up with colleagues and friends at UQ, and to see past illustrious professors from my undergraduate years including Emeritus Professor Tian Oei and Professor Nancy Pachana.

For those who might not know it, I really love UQ and our wonderful School of Psychology.

There is no doubt that aquariums can look beautiful, but there is also research evidence demonstrating the relaxing and ...
25/10/2025

There is no doubt that aquariums can look beautiful, but there is also research evidence demonstrating the relaxing and stress reducing effects they have on clients, when placed in waiting rooms in psychology and other medical/health practices.

Subsequently, my Master of Clinical Psychology student on placement, decided to research, develop a plan, and assist me in setting up the aquarium, as part of her required placement project.

It was a real team effort, which couldn’t have been completed this evening if it wasn’t for the added assistance of my amazing son Enrico. We started at about 1:45 pm this afternoon and were finished by 8pm. The final product looks just beautiful, and of course it had to have an ancient Roman theme. Now all we need to do is wait at least 2 weeks for the healthy bacteria to build up and amonia levels to reduce, before adding any fish

Well done to our Giuls and our team!! I’m so proud of you, and the aquarium already looks beautiful. 🤗❤️ 🐟

Final half day workshop at the 45th AACBT National Conference done and dusted. Professor Nicole Lee provided more great...
18/10/2025

Final half day workshop at the 45th AACBT National Conference done and dusted. Professor Nicole Lee provided more great insights into working with people with co-occurring mental health issues and alcohol and other drug use. Thanks Nicole Lee - always wonderful!!


Second day of National Conference done and dusted. Areas of focus included - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander so...
17/10/2025

Second day of National Conference done and dusted. Areas of focus included - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander social and emotional health and wellbeing, supporting the mental health of trans and gender diverse people, Functional Neurological Disorder, social prescribing as an adjunct to Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), and childhood grief.

Wonderful first day at the AACBT 45th National Conference 2025. Topics included - Recovery Focused Cognitive Behaviour ...
16/10/2025

Wonderful first day at the AACBT 45th National Conference 2025. Topics included - Recovery Focused Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CT-R) with the famous Judith Beck, Alcohol and Other Drug treatments, Transdiagnostic treatment processes for Eating Disorders, Trauma Informed Mental Health Care, navigating adversity - cognitive mechanisms behind vulnerable and resilient trajectories, and inequalities, exclusions and injustices to Autistic flourishing. Was also lovely to connect with colleagues I hadn’t seen in a while. We always learn so much attending these conferences.


Celebrated the belated milestone 50th birthday of one of our wonderful clinicians today!! Amanda Bendt - an exceptional...
07/10/2025

Celebrated the belated milestone 50th birthday of one of our wonderful clinicians today!! Amanda Bendt - an exceptional and compassionate Mental Health Social Worker, but also a friend, and member of the CCC Psychology family. She is so truly deserving of the accolades. Please join me and the CCC team in wishing her all the best for her birthday!!🎉🎉🎉

Chairs repaired and annual Spring cleaning of upholstery and carpets at CCC Psychology. The water used always comes out...
13/09/2025

Chairs repaired and annual Spring cleaning of upholstery and carpets at CCC Psychology. The water used always comes out black!! Shout out to Wazza’s Gardening and Handyman services and Pro Clean Carpet Tile Upholstery Cleaning & Pest Management. They always do an amazing job!!

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