CONTACT
A doctor at our rooms today.
Referring to a doctor practicing at Evallies Rooms:
Please book a “long consult” with your GP. Ask for a referral letter that:
Is addressed to the psychiatrist, or the specific clinician that you wish to see
Includes a detailed overview of your principal issue, symptoms, and request from the psychiatrist
Includes your current medications and any allergies
Includes an overview of your medical / physical health status, with recent blood pressure measurements and any recent investigations
Includes an overview of your past medical, surgical, mental health, family, forensic, social and/or substance use history
Send the referral letter to “referrals@evallies.com.au”
Dr Robert Gillies is currently unavailable
Dr Robert Gillies is not expected to be able to see new patients for general psychiatric care until early 2027. When he is available, he accepts referrals for people aged between 16 to 50 years old. Dr Gillies has a special interest in treating neurodevelopmental and related conditions (for example: autism, ADHD, tic/Tourette'sconditions, OCD, binge eating, insomnia, and anxiety conditions). He is not currently accepting new referrals for patients who require treatment for addiction, bipolar affective disorder, schizophrenia, anorexia/bulimia nervosa, or major depressive disorder.
Substance use (or prescribed THC) and ADHD assessments:
Substance misuse / alcohol dependence will render an ADHD assessment inaccurate, compromise treatment, and also pose legal barriers to prescribing ADHD treatment in Victoria. Generally speaking, it is recommended that all substance misuse and alcohol misuse be controlled for a period of at least 12 months prior to your ADHD assessment. If substance misuse, prescribed THC, or alcohol misuse is a current issue for you, please seek support from a drug and alcohol service (and please note that Evallies Rooms does not currently host any drug/alcohol workers).
Clinicians are available now for:
Psychiatrist Assessment & Treatment
Autism Assessment
ADHD Assessment and Treatment
Psychotherapy
Nutritional Services
Cognitive Assessments
ADHD Coaching
Physical Longevity & Medical Consults
Send an enquiry to: “referrals@evallies.com.au”
Dr Robert Gillies
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Consultant Psychiatrist | FRANZCP, MBBS (Hons), Cert. Child Adol. Psych, MPM, DipLibArts, BMedSc (Hons), MPH&TM
Dr Robert Gillies is a registered Medical Doctor (MBBS Hons) and Psychiatrist (FRANZCP) practicing in Melbourne, Australia. He also holds an Advanced Certificate of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, a Master of Psychiatric Medicine, a Master of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, a Bachelor of Medical Science with Honours, and several professional certificates in autism spectrum disorder (ASD) assessment and management.
Dr Gillies completed his specialist medical training over a five-year period at the Alfred Hospital. Whilst employed at the Alfred, he was a member of the adult community care team, child and youth mental healthcare teams, inpatient hospital teams, hospital consultation and liaison teams, neurodevelopmental assessment teams, and a number of different Headspace teams. He also provided fly-in psychiatric and medical support to remote Australian hospitals during his training, from time to time.
Since graduating as a specialist, Dr Gillies has worked as an inpatient hospital psychiatrist at The Melbourne Clinic (in Richmond). In this role, Dr Gillies provided inpatient (hospital-based) psychiatric care to people with obsessive compulsive disorder, as well as other psychiatric conditions. Dr Gillies also operates a private psychiatric practice through Evallies Rooms, where he has a special interest in managing ADHD, OCD, autism, anxiety, insomnia, trauma conditions, and some eating conditions (including binge eating disorder). He is not currently accepting referrals for management of addiction conditions, psychotic conditions, forensic issues, major depressive disorders, anorexia or bulimia nervosa, or bipolar affective disorders.
Dr Rebecca Sion
Clinical psychologist
Hi, my name is Rebecca Sion, and I'm a clinical psychologist. After living in Queensland over the past decade and building my practice there, I've made my way home to Melbourne in 2026 and I’m now working with Evallies. Over my career, I've helped people with their mental health across a range of services, both in private practice and also in acute hospital, outpatient and addiction units.
That mix of professional experiences has given me real breadth in supporting people from all walks of life, as well as a depth of expertise in specific areas of psychology
I see adults navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, substance use issues, and more complex mental health difficulties with overlapping contributing factors. My approach is compassionate and evidence-based, and always tailored to my patients rather than with a one-size-fits-all formula. More than anything, I want the space I offer to my clients to feel safe and respectful, and for people to feel genuinely heard and understood.
How I work
I draw on a collaborative, evidence-based approach, and I'll often blend a few different methods depending on what suits my clients best. These include:
Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR)
Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT)
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Solution Focused Therapy
Mindfulness-based practices
Outside the therapy room
When I'm not working, you'll usually find me with family and friends, hunting down a new café (I'll never say no to good coffee or chocolate), exploring a different part of the country, or planning the next trip away. I love camping, a great audiobook, bouldering and yoga, and I really value the balance that nature, learning, and connection bring to my life.
Dr Adele Storch
Consultant Psychiatrist | FRANZCP, MBBS (Hons), MPM
Dr Adele Storch is a Melbourne-based psychiatrist with special interests in perinatal, infant, child and adolescent mental health. Since earning her medical degree from Monash University in 2014, she has worked across a wide range of inpatient and outpatient settings in Victoria and Queensland, including subspecialty child and youth mental health clinics. Her clinical work spans infancy through to young adulthood, with particular expertise in perinatal and infant psychiatry, informed by research experience in this field.
Adele has a strong passion for women’s mental health and supporting women and families planning for pregnancy, throughout the antenatal period, and during the transition to parenthood. She has a particular interest in the profound emotional, psychological and identity changes that accompany early parenthood. She is also deeply committed to promoting the social and emotional development of infants, helping caregivers build secure, attuned relationships from the earliest stages of life.
She has undertaken further training in both psychodynamic and structured psychotherapy approaches, including Circle of Security and Mentalisation-Based Treatment. She integrates psychopharmacology with developmentally informed psychological therapies, tailoring care to the needs of each young person and their family. She values multidisciplinary collaboration and is committed to a warm, compassionate, and relational approach that understands each person within their family and broader context.
Outside of work, Adele enjoys spending time with her family (including their enthusiastic giant puppy), travelling and reading.
Adele currently has availability for new appointments from March 2026 at our new clinic location in Malvern East. She offers consultations in person or via Telehealth.
Dr Claire Lubotzky
Clinical Psychologist | DPsych (Clin), M Digital Comm & Cult, PGDipPsych, GradDipPsych, BA (Econ & Soc Sci)
Claire is an experienced clinical psychologist who specialises in working with young people, people in the peri-natal period, families, and those with neurodivergent conditions. Claire also has a wealth of experience working with adults from all walks of life. She utilises multiple treatment modalities as a psychologist, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Schema Therapy, and Interpersonal Therapeutic (ITP) approaches. She collaborates with a wide range of clients and is able to help people with a variety of issues, including navigating life transitions or grief, managing stress or burnout, improving mood or anxiety, living with neurodiversity, and healing from complex developmental traumas. Claire works from a relational foundation, acknowledging how early life relationships shape emotional and behavioural patterns that often carry into adulthood. She supports clients in developing deeper self-awareness and insight into their relational dynamics, with the aim of fostering flexibility and meaningful change.
Claire previously worked at Alfred Health’s Child and Youth Mental Health and Wellbeing Service (ICYAMHWS) where she supported young people, parents and families in multidisciplinary team environments. Claire practices in a clear, open, authentic and warm manner, always using a client-focused approach. Her doctoral research focused on the importance of early intervention and parent-child/carer-child relationships as the focus for supporting infants and children. Claire brings this focus to working with clients from an evidence based perspective. Claire strives to foster a safe and respectful therapeutic environment to support her clients to feel safe and understood, so as to facilitate working collaboratively to move towards each person’s unique mental health goals.
Merran Paice
Nutritionist & Qualified ADHD Coach
Merran is an accredited nutritionist (Bachelor of Health Science & Master of Nutrition), qualified ADHD Coach, and experienced secondary school teacher. After graduating from high school, she followed her interests in biology and psychology, completing her Bachelor of Health Sciences at Deakin University, with majors in Nutrition and Psychology. With a deep passion for food and health, it was a natural progression for her to then pursue and complete a Master’s degree in Nutrition at Deakin University in 2015.
Over the following years, Merran continued to seek academic and professional breadth. While working as a pilates and dance teacher, she began consulting in private practice with clients, to support their nutrition goals. During this time, she also completed a Health Coaching certification with the Institute of Integrative Nutrition (IIN, New York) and a second Master’s degree in Secondary Teaching at La Trobe University.
Working as a secondary teacher brought Merran joy and a strong sense of connection with her students. She taught a range of subjects including psychology, health, food studies, sport, and dance. Today, Merran focuses on coaching and advising one-on-one nutrition clients through her private practice.
Dr Angad Singh
MBBS, FRANZCP, Consultant Psychiatrist
Dr Angad Singh is a Consultant Psychiatrist who completed his specialist training through Monash Health and Alfred Health, having studied medicine and completed his early hospital years in Sydney. Born in New Zealand and raised in Sydney, he has lived and worked across both metropolitan and rural Australia, caring for people from a broad range of backgrounds and communities. His registrar training spanned adult inpatient and community psychiatry, crisis assessment, consultation-liaison, aged mental health, and a specialist psychological trauma service, and he continues to develop his practice through further training in psychotherapy.
Dr Singh works with adults aged 18 to 65 across a wide range of mental health conditions. He is known for his strong communication skills and places particular importance on developing collaborative, respectful relationships with the people in his care. His approach focuses on understanding each person's individual circumstances and working together to achieve meaningful and sustainable outcomes, drawing on a holistic and evidence-based framework that is tailored to each person's needs and goals.
Alongside his clinical work, Dr Singh maintains an active involvement in psychiatric clinical trials and emerging treatments, and an ongoing interest in advances within the field. He consults as an independent practitioner from the Evallies rooms in Malvern East and Kew, and by telehealth, and sees adults on referral from their general practitioner. He is currently available for appointments and does not have a waiting list at present.
Evallies reception staff:
Jerlyn, Cale & Marianie
Jerlyn, Cale and Marianie are, in many ways, the heart and soul of Evallies Rooms! Our three excellent medical receptionists work tirelessly to bring you compassionate, timely, approachable and responsive secretarial care. Highly educated and with expansive professional backgrounds in running corporate and medical operations, our receptionists will always be delighted to assist you however they can. Their aim is to create an experience for patients that is as positive and productive as can be.
280-282 Waverley Road, Malvern East, Victoria, 3145
Not all clinicians practice at this address. Please carefully follow the instructions in your welcome letter and confirm the correct physical address for your appointment before attending.
Phone line: available to current patients, from Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm.
In case of an emergency, call 000 or attend the nearest public hospital to access a 24/hour psychiatric emergency service. Providers with Evallies Rooms are unable to offer emergency advice or consultations. Crisis telephone based services are available at the following website http://www3.health.vic.gov.au/mentalhealthservices/. If you require non-urgent medical care in between scheduled appointments or during hours in which the reception desk is closed, please visit your GP to discuss.
The Evallies phone line is closed on Australian/Victorian public holidays, after business hours (listed above), and from December 25th to January 1st inclusive. When contacting the reception desk for any matter, please note that e-mail is not the preferred method for contact as it may not be monitored and emails may not be received. Email is sometimes insecure causing privacy breaches of sensitive healthcare information, and responses may be delayed. Therefore, please instead communicate clinical information via the phone during business hours or during scheduled medical reviews. If you require non-urgent care outside of trading hours, seek consultation with your GP.