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Welcome to the eCentreClinic

The eCentreClinic is a specialist research unit and a not-for-profit initiative of Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia.

 

Our aim is to use technology and innovation to increase access to psychological treatment. We know many people with common mental health and chronic physical health conditions struggle to access effective treatment and support.

 

We develop and evaluate free online psychological treatment programs for people with common mental health and chronic physical health conditions. We call these programs "courses", and they can be completed from the comfort of your home - without having to attend a face-to-face clinic.

We have developed psychological treatments for people with different types of anxiety and depression, including generalised anxiety and worry, panic attacks, social anxiety, obsessions and compulsions (OCD), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms. We have also developed programs to help people manage the impact of significant chronic health conditions such chronic pain, diabetes, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, heart disease, lung disease, gastrointestinal disease, chronic kidney disease and a range of other conditions.

 

We offer FREE access to these treatment programs via participation in clinical trials. We use the results from these trials and the feedback from participants to improve our programs for future participants.

 

We also collaborate with numerous clinics and research groups to increase access to effective psychological care within their services and their countries.

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Prof Blake Dear

Co-Director

Macquarie University

Australia

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Prof Nick Titov

Co-Director

Macquarie University

Australia

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Other Research

There are an increasing number of people in the community who are turning to AI tools for mental and emotional wellbeing support. Mental health professionals are also using AI tools to assist with aspects of their work.

 

Clinical researchers at Orygen and the University of Melbourne are currently conducting brief surveys to learn more. 

 

They have one survey for the Australian community, who have used or would consider using AI tools for their mental health or wellbeing.  They have a separate survey for mental health professionals who have used or would consider using AI.

If you live in Australia, and are interested, you can learn more by clicking the relevant button below.

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