2026 AISWA Wellbeing and Respectful Relationships Conference

Andrew Fuller is a clinical psychologist, family therapist, author, speaker and creator of Learning Strengths™. Andrew started working in mental health crisis teams with people who were at their last hopes and that inspired him to create with people, futures they can fall in love with. His work with over 5,000 communities and with more than 500,000 young people has identified the concept of The Resilient Mindset and also the three main components of resilience- connect, protect and respect (CPR).

Dr Susan Byrne is a clinical psychologist with more than 30 years’ experience in eating disorders research and clinical practice. She holds a Doctor of Philosophy from Oxford University, and a PhD and Master of Psychology from the University of Western Australia. Sue is a Senior Research Scientist and Consultant Clinical Psychologist at the WA Eating Disorders Outreach and Consultation Service, an Honorary Research Fellow and Professional Practice Fellow at UWA, and an Adjunct Clinical Professor at Curtin University. She works across consultation, supervision, research and training, while maintaining private practice. In 2023, she received the ANZAED Lifetime Achievement Award.

Dr Casey Whife is a Specialist Sport and Exercise Physician with a focus on proactive health, performance, and longevity. He is Head of Health for the West Coast Eagles (AFL) and Head Team Physician for the Perth Wildcats (NBL), bringing the principles of elite sports medicine into everyday healthcare.

A UWA medical graduate, Casey completed his specialist Fellowship with the Australasian College of Sport and Exercise Physicians in 2021, earning the College Medal as the top candidate in his cohort. He also holds a Master of Philosophy, with research exploring the impact of musculoskeletal injury on brain plasticity. Casey is passionate about helping people understand and reduce long-term health risks through evidence-based, preventative care.

Tracy Hart is a psychologist and teacher with over 25 years’ experience in independent PK-12 schools. Her passion lies in preventative work with caregivers, equipping parents and educators with the skills and confidence to support child development, positive behaviour and mental health. Tracy’s Full Circle initiative at Penrhos College delivered population-level support to the adults in children and young people’s lives, and earned her recognition as one of The Educator's Most Influential Educators in 2022. She has promoted parent-focused interventions at the AGSA and SPAWA conferences and presented evidence for these strategies to aspiring AHISA leaders.

Andrea is a safeguarding and child protection leader with more than 30 years’ experience across policing, community services, education, and safeguarding. A former WA Police officer, she has extensive expertise in child protection, family and domestic violence, community engagement, and regional policing throughout Western Australia.

As Managing Director of Child Focused Safety Services WA and Safeguarding Lead for WA PCYC, Andrea supports schools, charities, sporting organisations, and community agencies through training, auditing, and child-safe governance. She also leads the *Keeping Kids Safe* storybook initiative, creating culturally relevant resources with communities and Elders. An inaugural inductee of the WA International Women’s Day Hall of Fame, Andrea is committed to protecting and empowering children and young people.