About

We are experienced psychologists committed to client-centred care most particularly in the areas of gut and pelvic health, continence and persistent pain.

Dr Lori Shore

CLINICAL, COUNSELLING AND ORGANISATIONAL PSYCHOLOGIST

I am a Clinical Psychologist with Counselling and Organisational endorsement with AHPRA. Using a range of evidence-based treatments I work most particularly with clients who have gut and pelvic issues, continence and chronic pain. Together we create possibilities for better mental and physical health.

 My current work as a Clinical Psychologist within Alfred Health spans continence, pain and osseointegration services. This is complemented by my role in the multi-disciplinary team at the Frances Perry Pelvic Pain Service. I also combine my private practice with clinical consultancy to WorkSafe and TAC. My previous public health experience includes the Alfred Health Functional Gut Clinic, St Vincent’s Hospital (Melbourne) IBD clinic and Barwon Health Pain Management clinic.

I began my own journey in 1992 working as a provisional psychologist in counselling and organisational psychology in regional Victoria and I have a commitment to supporting mental health in rural areas. My early career was then as an Organisational Psychologist working in management consultancies and human resource management positions

Professional Affiliations/Memberships

AHPRA endorsement as Clinical, Counselling and Organisational Psychologist.

Qualifications include PhD, Master of Clinical Psychology, Master of Commerce, Graduate Diploma in Counselling Psychology and Bachelor of Arts

Member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS)

Member of the Australian Clinical Psychology Association (ACPA)

Board approved Supervisor with AHPRA

Member of the Australian Society of Hypnosis

Member of the Australian Pain Management Association (APMA)

Publications & conferences

Shore, L (2019) ‘The Role of Clinical Psychology in IBD / IBS, National Incontinence Conference, workshop: “Too hot to handle”

Shore, L., Toumbourou, J.W., Lewis, A, J., Kremer, P. (2017)  Longitudinal trajectories of child and adolescent depressive symptoms and their predictors – a systematic review and meta- analysis, Child and Adolescent Mental Health, doi:10.1111/camh.12220.

Shore, L. and Shaw, R. (2009) Marketing Competencies: A Cross-Cultural Study in a Multinational Company, Proceedings of the Conference of the Australian and New Zealand Marketing Academy, http://www.duplication.net.au/ANZMAC09/papers/ANZMAC2009-091.pdf

Shore, L. and Shaw, R. (2007) The Role of Marketing Employees in Marketing Performance: An Empirical Investigation, in Riley, Lomaz & Robinson (eds), 2007 Academy of Marketing Conference, pp. 1-12, Kingston Business School, United Kingdom

Shore, L. A., and R. N. Shaw (2004), A Conceptual Model of the Role of Marketing Employees in Marketing Performance, in S. Fullerton (ed.), Proceedings of the International Conference of the Academy of Business Administration, Academy of Business Administration, London, pp. 217-225.

Shaw, R. N., C. Williams and L. A. Shore (2003), Career Orientations of Marketing Employees: An Empirical Analysis, in R. Kennedy (ed.), Proceedings of the Conference of the Australian and New Zealand Marketing Academy, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia, pp. 2431-2438.

Dr Jessica Ross is a Clinical and Health Psychologist who also accepts referrals for pelvic and other pain conditions and gut health. She can be contacted at Mason Street Psychology on (03) 9399 1399