Dr Farhat Hussain is a Neonatal and General Paediatrician specialising in perinatal medicine and developmental paediatrics.
With over 20 years of experience across neonatal, perinatal, general, and developmental paediatrics he is now also practising in private care. He is passionate about supporting children and their families in developmental care. Currently practising from St John of God Murdoch, Dr. Hussain provides expert care across a child’s lifespan from the intensive management of unwell newborns to presenting developmental conditions across childhood and adolescence.
Please note: Dr. Hussain works as part of the Millstream Paediatrics multidisciplinary assessment team and does not offer individual services.
Sandra ‘Sandy’ Day is a Clinical Psychologist specialising in neurodevelopmental assessment for autism, ADHD, intellectual and learning differences. Sandy holds a Graduate Certificate in Autism Diagnosis from UWA.
Sandy provides psychological therapy for her longer-term clients, ranging children to adults. In treatment, Sandra engages techniques and approaches of Schema Therapy, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Interpersonal Therapy (IPT), and Psychodynamic Therapy. She creates a warm, confidential and compassionate therapeutic environment,
Sandy is a board approved supervisor.
Brittany Reynolds is a Registered Psychologist providing neurodevelopment assessment services.
Brittany is a registered psychologist with a passion for working with children and teenagers, including conducting comprehensive assessments to understand each child’s unique strengths and challenges. She is experienced in ADHD, cognitive, achievement, and autism assessments, which allows her to provide clear insights and targeted recommendations to support each child’s development and success. She believes that comprehensive assessments are pivotal in accessing the right supports to help children and families thrive.
Dr Min Heo is a Clinical Neuropsychology Registrar specialising in assessment of general cognition, memory, learning difficulties (Specific Learning Disorder), ADHD, autism and Foetal Alcohol Syndrom Disorder (FASD) at Millstream Paediatrics.
Min is a dedicated and client-centred psychologist who through her postgraduate training in Clinical Neuropsychology, has developed a deep understanding of the link between the brain and behaviour.
Min is passionate about conducting assessments with individuals from different walks of life and across the lifespan, including children, adolescents and their families, individuals who are culturally and/or linguistically diverse, as well as individuals who are neurodiverse.
Alex Enright is a Speech Pathologist specialising in Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Developmental Language Disorder (DLD), Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) and general speech and language assessment at Millstream Paediatrics.
Alex is a skilled and passionate Speech Pathologist with extensive experience working across government, not-for-profit and private practice settings.
Wendy Marshall is a Speech Pathologist and ASD diagnostician completing multidisciplinary ASD assessments at Millstream Paediatrics.
Wendy has a wealth of paediatric experience across the private and public sectors and at Millstream Paediatrics, administers collaborative autism assessments with psychologists to support children and families with understanding of their child’s presentation.
Jessica ‘Jess’ Lowden is an Occupational Therapist and formerly an education assistant (EA).
Jess is a passionate occupational therapist who loves working with children to develop their social and emotional skills, fine and gross motor skills and everyday living skills. She is DIR/Floortime trained and uses these principals and targeted techniques to motivate children to develop meaningful relationships with others around them.
Jess works Mondays in-clinic at Millstream Paediatrics.
Danielle Gillman is an Accredited Practising Dietitian passionate about supporting children and families to thrive.
Danielle has clinical experience from her time at Perth Children’s Hospital (PCH) providing paediatric nutrition assessments, applying interventions and preparing care plans. She has worked with neurotypical and neurodivergent children, including those effected by restricted eating patterns, avoidant of trying new foods and living with nutritional deficiencies. Danielle is has a special interest in children effected by allergies and food intolerances.
Danielle works with children and families to support meal enjoyment, nutritionally thriving through eating a varied diet, and overcome challenges and barriers associated with food intake, including loss of appetite related to medications.
