EquiEnergy Youth
Dr. Stephen Spencer (PhD) is EquiEnergy Youth’s Co-Founder and Clinical Director. He has worked extensively in the areas of acute adult, child and adolescent mental health. Stephen is passionate about the health and well-being of young people. He has made…
Ben is a Co-Founder of EquiEnergy Youth and brings strong drive and experience in charitable work as well as business acumen. He founded and still sits on the board of a successful charity supporting Parkinson’s Disease and studied Business at…
Craig is one of the founders of Equi Energy Youth. He has spent the past 20 years working in the ‘people’ sector – staffing and HR where he has developed a strong awareness of the importance of mental well-being in…
Caroline grew up in the Netherlands and has been working in health for well over 30 years. For 20 years her work has been in the field of psychiatry, specialising in child and adolescent and family psychiatry. She is a…
Dr Ashley Kable is a researcher at the University of Newcastle, NSW. She has many years of experience designing, conducting and evaluating health services research projects and is committed to finding ways to improve health service delivery. Prior to being…
James has over 25 years experience as a corporate lawyer in the UK and Australia. He specialises in M & A and capital raising and also provides advice to boards on directors’ duties and other governance issues. He has worked…
Megan has over 20 years’ experience providing businesses with expert financial advice. She works in partnership with her clients to identify and capitalise on business growth and opportunities. She provides strategic and operational support and is passionate about getting outcomes.…
Latest community news, events & information from Equi Energy Youth
Where did the name Equi Energy Youth come from? Equi Energy essentially means a ‘balance’ of energy. It reminds us that as human beings we all possess a wonderful life force and that we’re at our very best when our…
Thank you to Little Buddy Liam, Mum Kim and The Daily Telegraph for promoting how ‘Coach 2 Cope’ has helped. It’s stories like this that drive us every day in our mission to improve mental health outcomes for young people…
Sky News Rita Pahani interviews EquiEnergy Youth’s Clinical Director Dr Stephen Spencer about the effects that lockdown can have on young people’s mental health and how parents and carers can learn TAR3 Psychological First Aid so they know how to…
