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Amanda Fox
Company Founder
Introduction to Amanda:
Amanda Fox is a late diagnosis AuDHD with Dyspraxia, Dyscalculia, Hypermobility and Connective Tissue Disorder.
Amanda received a late diagnosis of Autism in 2022 and ADHD in 2025. Amanda also has two Neurodivergent children, so understands, the frustrating and slightly scary process of seeking assessments, securing supports and advocating for accommodations. Amanda also lives the overwhelming day to day stuff at home. This is why Amanda can advise, guide and support you and your family with all of your Neurodivergent needs.
Amanda’s qualifications:
BA (Hons) Social Studies, MSc Psychology, BA Counselling Studies with Psychometric Testing, GradCert Autism Studies and a registered Sensory Integration Facilitator.
Amanda’s experience:
Private Counselling Psychology Practice, Part-time Lecturing, Rehabilitation Officer, Coordinator of Adult Autism Support Service
Amanda’s accreditation:
Graduate Member with the Psychological Society of Ireland (M.Ps.S.I.) Graduate Member (GMBPsS) with the British Psychological Society and listed on the RQTU register (RQTU) for Psychometric Testing
Dr. Greg O’Sullivan
Chartered Clinical Psychologist
Introduction to Greg:
Greg is a Chartered Clinical Psychologist with the Psychology Society of Ireland (PSI) and a Senior Clinical Psychologist in the Adult Disability Service. With over 19 years of experience, he has worked across both public and private sectors, gaining expertise in a range of clinical settings.
Passionate about empowering individuals to overcome challenges, Greg focuses on ensuring that his clients’ voices are heard and their needs met. His approach is collaborative, working closely with clients and their families to provide person-centred, high-quality psychological services. He has extensive experience in assessing and intervening with neurodevelopmental difficulties across the lifespan. Greg is committed to integrative, evidence-based assessment processes, diagnosis, and recommendations, ensuring his clients have access to the resources needed to reach their full potential.
Greg’s qualifications:
Greg holds a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Trinity College Dublin, where his thesis focused on the concept of ‘homeliness’ for individuals with intellectual disabilities. He also holds a Master’s in Forensic Psychology from University College Cork, with a thesis on the acceptance of myths surrounding men and women in intimate relationships. Greg completed his undergraduate degree in Psychology at University College Dublin.
Greg’s experience:
Throughout his career, Greg has developed significant expertise, particularly in Primary Care and Disability services, supporting individuals across the lifespan. He is experienced in working both independently and as part of multidisciplinary teams (MDTs), conducting assessments, and collaboratively developing and implementing interventions. Greg also supervises assistant, trainee, and staff-grade psychologists, contributing to the development and review of policies within organisations. His consulting work involves providing psychological expertise to organisations seeking professional insight.
Greg’s accreditation:
Greg is a Chartered Psychologist of the Psychological Society of Ireland (C. Psychol., Ps.S.I.)