Dr. Graeme Hammond obtained his MBBS degree from the University of New South Wales in 1982.

With over three decades of experience, he has been working as a General Practitioner (GP) since 1986. Prior to that, he served as an Army medical officer for a period of 17 years. He also pursued Obstetrics in the United Kingdom.

Dr. Hammond’s extensive experience has endowed him with a wealth of knowledge, enabling him to provide comprehensive care to his patients. He takes pleasure in all aspects of family medicine and holds a particular interest in military medicine.

Outside of his professional life, Dr. Hammond is a happily married individual with three daughters. He cherishes spending quality time with his family, engaging in activities such as camping. Furthermore, he takes delight in taking care of his grandchild.

Danielle Baldock graduated from the University of Western Australia with a degree in Psychology in 2001 before embarking on a six-year career as an officer in the WA Police Force. She transitioned to her passion for psychology in 2010, becoming a Registered Psychologist and gaining extensive experience across various organisations, including the Sexual Assault Resource Centre, WA Police Health & Welfare, Victim Support and Child Witness Service, Soldier On, HMAS Stirling, The Marian Centre, and ADF Careers.

Danielle is committed to lifelong learning, holding a Graduate Diploma in Counselling (2006), a Master of Business Administration (2015), and a Master’s in Psychology (Professional) from Murdoch University (2020).

In 2018, she joined the Australian Army as a Reserve Psychology Officer, and in 2019, she founded Soldiers & Sirens, an organisation dedicated to supporting those who serve.

As a former WAPOL officer, current WAPOL spouse, and Army Officer, Danielle is deeply passionate about the health and wellbeing of the uniformed community. Her mission is to prevent suicide and promote mental health among those who serve.

Talia enlisted in the Australian Army Reserves as a Combat Engineer in 2015, originally Talia had planned to enlist in the Band Corps, however due to a lack of available positions opted for the engineers. In 2016, an article in the newspaper about veteran mental health caught her eye, and set her on the path to become a psychologist. Talia has worked within the veteran and emergency service community for the last three years, developing her own no nonsense down to earth therapy style, that uses the rough round the edges humour she picked up from the Reserves and real talked based on psychological interventions to help people work through both current and past trauma and stressors. Talia enjoys powerlifting, reading collecting pop culture paraphernalia in her time off.

Matthew is a passionate advocate for the health and wellbeing of veterans and serves as a volunteer with the organisation to help link veterans with the right care for their needs. He is a 30-year ADF veteran with service at SASR, SOHQ, 6 RAR and the Army School of Health. Starting his carer as a medic before commissioning Matthew has served on various operations and deployments across the Middle East and Southeast Asia and he is currently the Army Reserve Company Commander of 7 Health Support Company in Perth.

In his day job Matthew is currently the Manager of Emergency Strategy at St John Ambulance, a board member of Richmond Wellbeing and until recently was a volunteer member of the SAS Association Advocacy and Welfare Team, so he has a wealth of knowledge about the healthcare landscape in WA.

Matthew is still an AHPRA registered Paramedic, he has an MBA and is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (GAICD).

Matthew mission is to help connect veterans with the right care at the right time, in the right place and believes that the West Coast Health Alliance have created this in Joondalup WA.

Clinton Fonceca is an experienced Endorsed Nurse Practitioner who has been providing high-quality, patient-centered care in Perth since 2009. With over 15 years of expertise in primary healthcare, Clinton plays a vital role in the allied health model at Veteran Wellness, working collaboratively with GPs, physiotherapists, psychologists, and other specialists to deliver holistic and comprehensive care.

His clinical focus includes managing minor ailments, preventative health, medication reviews, chronic disease management, and care coordination, ensuring veterans receive tailored support for their unique health needs.