About
Dr Geheran is a Consultant Psychiatrist based in Sydney, working across both adult and youth mental health services. He provides assessment and treatment for a broad range of mental health conditions. He works with individuals experiencing depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), post-traumatic stress disorder (including complex PTSD), ADHD, and adjustment-related difficulties. His focus is on developing a clear understanding of each person’s situation and providing structured, practical treatment.
Dr Geheran completed his medical degree at University College Dublin, graduating with Honours. He undertook specialist psychiatry training across major hospitals in Australia and New Zealand and is a Fellow of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (FRANZCP).
Approach to Mental Health Care
Dr Geheran takes a considered and structured approach to assessment, with a strong emphasis on understanding each person’s unique circumstances before developing a shared and practical treatment plan. Treatment is individualised and may include medication where appropriate, alongside psychological strategies and coordination with other clinicians. He works closely with GPs, psychologists, and other supports to ensure continuity of care. His aim is to provide respectful, tailored support that helps patients build insight, stability, and practical strategies for recovery. He also has an interest in how lifestyle factors — including sleep, physical activity, and nutrition — influence mental health, particularly in supporting recovery and long-term stability. His style is calm, direct, and pragmatic. He aims to provide clarity, reduce uncertainty, and support patients in making steady progress.
Areas of Focus
Dr Geheran works with young adults and adults experiencing depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders, obsessive compulsive disorder, PTSD and complex PTSD, ADHD, and adjustment disorders. He has particular interest in supporting individuals during periods of psychological distress, life transition, or developmental change.
