Clinical Psychologist, University of Technology Sydney
Dr Anastasia Hronis is a clinical psychologist, concert pianist, and lecturer. Anastasia works across both clinical practice and academia. Her main areas of research are in addictions, gambling, and intellectual disabilities. She is the founder of the Australian Institute for Human Wellness.
Dr Anastasia Hronis' book with Penguin Random House publishing will be available from September 2024, which is all about unpacking the neuroscience behind dopamine and forming healthy habits.
Anastasia completed a Bachelor of Psychology with First Class Honours at the University of Sydney and a Master of Clinical Psychology degree at the University of Technology Sydney. She has completed her PhD in the area of mental health treatments for children with disabilities.
As a concert pianist, she has performed as a soloist at the Sydney Opera House seven times, as well as having performed at Carnegie Hall, New York.
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