Professor Dianna T. Kenny
Psychologist, Psychotherapist, Mediator, & Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner
Dianna is a former Professor of Psychology at The University of Sydney, is now a consulting psychologist, psychotherapist, mediator, family dispute resolution practitioner, expert reviewer, report writer, supervisor, researcher, and author.
Dianna is an international authority on the treatment of music performance anxiety.
Dianna's rooms are near the City of Sydney CBD, Camperdown, Newtown, Ultimo, Glebe, and the Inner West and conveniently located in terms of public transport.
See Dianna's Blog for discussion on a current hot topic of psychology.
ROGD, faulty science and social contagion: Origins of a psychic epidemic
Dr Dianna Kenny PhD, MAPsS
Invited presentation to Tasmanian forum on gender identity Hobart Town Hall 26 February 2022
PSYCHOTHERAPY FOR TRANSGENDER DECLARING ADOLESCENTS
Dianna Kenny PhD MAPsS MAPA Profess or of psychology (rtd), The Un iversity of Sydney Society for Evidence-bas ed Gen der Medicine
Editor Holloway, G. (Ed.) (2021): Australian Perspectives on Transgendering Children & Adolescents: Policy & Practice Implications
Across the world, in at least 136 countries, women’s rights are under attack. A recent upsurge in the activities of internationally funded transgender lobbies has seen a proliferation of aggressive strategies and tactics aimed at dismantling women’s hard-won sex-based rights.
Article from National Association of Practicing Psychiatrists
Managing Gender Dysphoria/Incongruence in Young People: A Guide for Health Practitioners Gender dysphoria/incongruence in young people is a contested area of medical practice. This approach avoids political, social, religious and ideological positions.
Article in "Quillette"
Jack Turban’s Dangerous Campaign to Smear Ethical Psychotherapy as Anti-Trans ‘Conversion Therapy’
Article in "Mercatornet - Navigating Modern Complexities"
Sex and Society - how can we bring sanity to the devotees of this transgenderism cult?
.... concludes that the Health Legislation Amendment Bill 2019, introduced into the Parliament on 28th November, the Queensland State Government lacks a scientific basis, has not established the need, overrides the basic human rights of parents, children and adolescents, deprives practitioners of ethical, autonomous clinical judgment, and has the potential to incur severe and irreversible harm on those receiving gender “affirming” therapy.
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