Dr. Charlotte Keating
Clinical Psychologist. Neuroscience PhD. Wellbeing enthusiast. Mental Health Advocate.
Profile
Dr Charlotte Keating is a wellbeing enthusiast.
As a speaker, Charlotte is an energetic storyteller. She draws on her dual expertise as a practising clinician and academic, to combine her knowledge of the latest developments in neuroscience and psychology, to provide data-driven and evidenced-based, neuroscientific insights that resonate with diverse audiences.
With 10 years of experience at the coal face of Clinical Psychology, together with her ongoing passion for Neuroscience, Charlotte is uniquely positioned to inspire, motivate, and provide actionable ways for individuals and organisations to initiate change by drawing on cutting-edge research and practice.
Charlotte is a highly sought-after media personality speaking on wide-ranging mental health and well-being issues, across all media major outlets. She has been a guest on Channel 10’s The Project, and Channel Nine’s The Today Show, as well as other Channel Nine news and a current affair programs, Channel 7’s Sunrise and is a frequent contributor to the ABC’s, Radio National talk-back, ‘Life Matters’ program.
Prior to her career as a clinician, Charlotte spent many years in research, obtaining her PhD in Neuroscience from Monash University in 2011, before completing her Postdoctoral Research Fellowship at Swinburne University of Technology. She has been a Board Member (2014-2017) and an Associate Editor (2017-2019) at the international scientific Journal Neuroscience & Biobehavioural Reviews.
A reflection of her passion for the wellbeing of the community, Charlotte is a member of the Board of Directors at the children’s charity, The Alannah and Madeline Foundation, and an Advisory Board member of the anti-bullying organisation, Dolly’s Dream. She has previously been a Member of the National Centre Against Bullying.
Charlotte is an insightful, compassionate, and dynamic presenter. As a Clinician, Researcher, Board Member and Media Spokesperson, Charlotte’s authenticity and accessibility as a communicator allows her to build intriguing, deeper insights about our health and well-being and what drives us as humans, leaving audiences with clear out-takes on how to create lasting change for themselves and their organisations.
