Dr Cathie Anderson

Dr. Cathie Anderson is an honours graduate of Sydney University, where she obtained her MB.BS.Hons degree, and has since completed a Master’s in Family Medicine from Monash University. Dr. Anderson also holds a Certificate in Family Planning from the Family Planning Association and is a certified lactation consultant (IBCLC). Her vast experience allows her to provide comprehensive healthcare to patients of all ages, from newborns to the elderly.

Dr. Anderson has worked in family practice for many years and enjoys the long-term care of her patients. She has a particular passion for infant feeding, breastfeeding support, and women’s health. Her practice also focuses on children’s health and addressing mental health issues. Dr. Anderson has the unique ability to care for multiple generations of families, building lasting relationships with her patients over time. She also offers home visits for elderly patients in local aged care facilities.

Dr. Anderson is an active member of the Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine, which aligns with her strong dedication to breastfeeding education and support. Her focus on preventative care and holistic health has made her a trusted GP in her community.

Dr. Anderson’s research experience includes studies and clinical practice related to breastfeeding support, women’s health, and mental health. Her involvement with the Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine has helped her stay at the forefront of the latest research in lactation and infant care. Dr. Anderson’s research contributions also focus on mental health, particularly preventative strategies for women and children.

• Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine Award – 2015

• Excellence in Family Medicine – 2017

• Outstanding Contribution to Women’s Health – 2018

• Lactation Consultant of the Year – 2019

Dr. Anderson has authored several publications focused on breastfeeding, women’s health, and mental health. Her work emphasizes the importance of early intervention and preventative care, particularly in infant feeding and lactation support. Additionally, Dr. Anderson has contributed to health education resources for new mothers, advocating for natural infant feeding practices and mental well-being.

Her research is widely respected within the family practice and breastfeeding communities, and she regularly contributes to medical forums and conferences on women's health and lactation.