Holly-Rose Williams is a provisionally registered psychologist currently completing a Master of Clinical Psychology at Griffith University.

Holly-Rose has completed over 170 hours of clinical placement at the Griffith University Psychology Clinic, delivering evidence-based therapy to children, adolescents, and adults. She will commence her 2026 externship with Children’s Health Queensland (Forensic CYMHS), where she will continue developing her skills in complex assessment and intervention. Alongside her clinical training,

Holly-Rose has completed a research thesis examining mock-juror perceptions, credibility judgements, and coercion in legal contexts. She has previously worked in multidisciplinary settings, including the Youth Advocacy Centre, where she provided intake support, administrative services, and assistance across youth legal, social, and community programs.

Holly-Rose has strong clinical interests in neurodevelopmental and neuropsychological conditions, including ADHD, learning disorders, and autism, as well as comprehensive cognitive, psychological, emotional, and behavioural assessment. She is also passionate about evidence-based therapeutic approaches such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), trauma-informed interventions, emotional regulation frameworks, and parent- and child-focused skills training.