Annabelle Kerr is a Genetic Counsellor based in Richmond, VIC. She works at Level 1, 41-43 Stewart Street, Richmond VIC 3121. Her focus is on helping people understand genetic risk in a clear and calm way, without all the heavy jargon.
Genetic counselling is about more than test results. It often starts with a conversation and a careful look at family health history. Annabelle helps with genetic risk assessment, family health history analysis, and explaining how inherited conditions may run in families. For many people, this can feel a bit confronting at first, so the sessions aim to be steady, structured, and easy to follow.
If you’re thinking about carrier testing for genetic disorders, Annabelle can help you understand what the test looks for and what results might mean. In many cases, it also helps to talk through questions like “What if it’s positive?” or “What if nothing unusual shows up?” She explains options in plain language, so you can make choices that fit your family and your situation.
Annabelle also supports people who simply want to know more about inherited conditions. That might mean learning about how a diagnosis works, what changes (or doesn’t change) for relatives, and how information could be shared within a family. At times, people come in after a diagnosis in the family, while others come in just because something in their history feels uncertain. Either way, the goal stays the same: help you feel more informed and less stuck.
In terms of experience, Annabelle’s work involves guiding people through genetic risk and helping them understand results and next steps. Her approach is practical and patient-led, with time to ask questions and talk through concerns properly.
Her education is in the area of genetic counselling, with a focus on patient education and inherited condition information. She aims to make complex ideas feel more manageable, especially when emotions are running high.
Research and clinical trials: no specific research interests or clinical trial details are listed in her profile. If you are looking for something in this area, it can be worth asking directly during an appointment, so any current options can be discussed properly.
Overall, Annabelle Kerr looks after families and individuals who want clearer answers about genetic risk. The tone is friendly and grounded, and the information is kept simple, so you can leave with a better sense of what’s going on and what you can do next.