Clinical Mental Health Governance.
Located in Wexford Medical Centre south of Perth, Murdoch Psychiatry is a modern, private psychiatric institution focused on comprehensive evaluation, diagnosis, and evidence-based interventions.
Expert Assessment & Specialized Treatment
ADHD & ADD
Rigorous clinical assessment pathways, diagnostic reporting, and comprehensive attention-deficit profile management strategies for adult patients.
Mood Disorders
Specialist intervention loops for complex affective conditions, including treatment-resistant clinical depression and bipolar disorders.
Anxiety & Stressors
Targeted medical diagnostic care for acute generalized anxiety, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
Schizophrenia
Evidence-based ongoing management, pharmacotherapy optimization, and multi-disciplinary containment plans for psychotic spectrum conditions.
Our Accredited Consulting Team
Our clinic gathers highly trained, independent consultant psychiatrists bringing comprehensive global and local clinical capabilities to Western Australia.
Dr Tajinder P. Singh
Consultant Psychiatrist | Clinical Director
Dr Simon Vichi
Consultant Psychiatrist | Complex Mood Architect
Dr Nilotpal Das
Consultant Psychiatrist | Psychosis & ASD Specialist
Dr Vishawdeep Gulati
Consultant Psychiatrist | Neurodevelopmental Therapeutics
Practice Contact & Patient Logistics
To request an intake consultation session, kindly arrange a formal medical referral from your General Practitioner to be transmitted directly to our secure central desk below.
Practice Destination
7/752 North Lake Road, South Lake WA 6164
*Wexford Medical Centre Satellite Hub Link
Direct Telephone Line
Secured Facsimile Loop
08 9200 5777
Secure Medical Mail Intake
Critical Psychiatric Crisis Protocol
Murdoch Psychiatry does not operate a 24-hour drop-in emergency psychological service. If you are handling an acute severe personal emergency or crisis threat, please present immediately to your closest state hospital Emergency Department or place an immediate call to Emergency Services (000).