Meet Our Team
Our team of psychologists have had Masters-level
university education, and further training in clinical and
forensic assessment approaches and intervention strategies.
They have had various workplace experience in private,
public, and not-for-profit sectors.
Our team have worked with clients from a diverse range of backgrounds. We’ve looked after clients who present with
many mental health and neurodevelopmental issues.
The team
Andrew Wong
Director & Principal Clinical Psychologist
BA-Psych(Hons I) LLB(Hons) GDLP MClinPsych
MAPS FCCLP MACPA MANZAPPL DMADRA
Andrew has been registered as a Psychologist with AHPRA since 2015, a New South Wales Solicitor at the Supreme Court of New South Wales since 2017 and at the High Court of Australia since 2018, and a Psychology Board-Approved Supervisor since 2024. He is one of the few professionals in Australia who are dually qualified and registered as a Clinical Psychologist and Solicitor.
As a solicitor, Andrew previously practised criminal law and civil litigation, where he routinely attended the Local Court, District Court, and Supreme Court of NSW as an advocate and instructing solicitor.
In research and the university system, Andrew has worked as a Research Psychologist at Justice Health & Forensic Mental Health Network, where he investigated the physical and mental health needs of inmates and juvenile detainees across NSW. He also worked as a Research Psychologist at NICM Health Research Institute, Western Sydney University, where he managed clinical trials of natural psychotropic medication for mental disorders, such as OCD, PTSD, and Schizophrenia. Since 2024, he has been teaching mental health laws and court report writing for the Master of Clinical Psychology program at Western Sydney University.
Andrew has been working with children and adults with complex mental health and neurodevelopmental needs since 2011. Andrew completed his Clinical Psychology Registrar training in a paediatrics mental health clinic, the Forensic Hospital, and a forensic psychology clinic. As a Clinical Psychologist, Andrew was the Clinical Lead at a large clinical psychology clinic and the Head of Forensic Services at a forensic psychology clinic, where he managed and supervised a team of psychologists.
Andrew was the longest serving Senior Clinical Psychologist at the Elver Program, which is a partnership between DCJ and NSW Health, where he offered statewide tertiary-level mental health services (assessment, treatment, and consultation liaison) within a multidisciplinary team for out-of-home care children with intensive and complex needs, and their families and care system. Children referred to the service were typically affected by chronic trauma with complex developmental profiles, significant mental health needs, and behavioural challenges. These children were at the highest end of severity and risk in NSW and required the highest level of specialisation and clinical skills. Andrew’s role at Elver also involved operating a Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) assessment clinic and managing care teams for each child on his caseload to advocate, influence, and support systemic changes for the child’s care.
In 2022, Andrew founded AWP, where he routinely produces court reports in criminal, immigration, child protection, family, and insurance matters. Andrew has completed forensic psychological assessments involving mental health issues, neurocognitive functioning, risk of re-offending, and parenting capacity and needs.
Andrew is fluent in Cantonese and Mandarin.
Rikeya Constable
Psychologist & Clinical Psychology Registrar
BSc-Psych(Hons I) MPsych(Clin) MACPA
Rikeya completed a Bachelor of Science-Psychology with First Class Honours at the University of Wollongong and a Master of Clinical Psychology at the University of Newcastle. They are a member of the Australian Clinical Psychology Association.
Rikeya has previously worked in a large clinical psychology practice, where they provided psychological therapy to specialised populations across the age range funded under various Primary Health Networks (PHN), including individuals of LGBTQIA+ identity, individuals of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander background, and individuals and families affected by eating disorders. Rikeya has also worked at one of the world’s largest privately owned employee assistance program (EAP) provider, where they offer short-term solutions focussed interventions to adolescents and adults across Australia. They have specific competency in delivering Maudsley Family-Based Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Eating Disorders, and LGBTQIA+ Affirmative Therapy.
Over the years, Rikeya has developed an interest and clinical and forensic expertise in providing psychological services to adolescents, adults, and families to a diverse population with various social, emotional, and behavioural challenges. They have a passion for creating a safe and supportive space for LGBTQIA+ individuals to explore their sexuality and gender identity. They are dedicated to helping clients embrace their true selves and provide guidance and support to their families and friends throughout this journey.
Since 2021, Rikeya has been conducting forensic psychological assessments and providing psychological intervention to individuals on court orders. At AWP, they bring a wealth of knowledge and experience in working with a diverse population in a clinical and forensic setting.
Join Our Team
AWP is always on the lookout for talented people who are passionate, enthusiastic and confident about providing evidence-based psychological therapy, who can work independently and in a team, and who foster positive relationships within a team and those in their care.