Dr Grace Min

I am a consultant psychiatrist specialising in child and adolescent psychiatry and women’s mental health.

I am passionate about providing evidence-based, recovery-oriented and holistic approach clinical care for patients and their families through assessment, formulation, diagnoses, case planning and appropriate treatment and liaising with other health clinicians. I adopt a collaborative approach to offer the best quality treatment for my patients and families. This treatment may involve medication, individual therapy, family support and therapy or a combination of these treatments in either brief sessions or in the longer term.

I am a fellow of The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrist (RANZCP) with faculty, section and network membership of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. I am also a member of the World Psychiatry Association (APA) – Art and Psychiatry section.

After attaining my medical degree at Monash University and my Master of Psychiatry through the University of Melbourne, I completed a College Fellowship Training at Alfred Health. I have worked in various adult, aged, child and adolescent mental health clinics and progressed to advanced training in child and adolescent psychiatry at Alfred Health, Monash Medical Centre and the Royal Children’s Hospital.