Yun-hee P. Jeon

Geriatric Psychiatrist

📍 Sydney

About of Yun-hee P. Jeon

Yun-hee P. Jeon is a Geriatric Psychiatrist based in Mallett Street, Sydney, NSW 2050, Australia. This type of doctor focuses on how mental health and brain-related changes can affect older adults. It also looks at how these changes can show up in day-to-day life, and what can help most.


In many cases, people see Yun-hee when they’re dealing with dementia and memory changes. Conditions like Alzheimer’s disease can slowly affect thinking, language, and routines. Over time, that can make everyday tasks harder, and it can be stressful for both the person and the family around them.


Yun-hee also helps with frontotemporal dementia. This can affect behaviour, personality, and speech in ways that are not always easy to explain. Families often tell us that they notice changes first, then they start trying to work out what it means and how to cope with it.


As a geriatric psychiatrist, the goal is not just to name what’s going on. It’s also about understanding the full picture—things like sleep, mood, anxiety, agitation, and behaviour changes that can come with these conditions. Sometimes symptoms shift week to week. At times, stress and confusion can make things harder at home, even when everyone is doing their best.


Appointments usually focus on listening carefully and making a clear plan for next steps. That might include working out what’s likely related to dementia, and what might be treatable in other ways too. Treatment approaches can be practical and tailored, especially when comfort, safety, and quality of life matter day to day.


Because dementia affects more than just memory, support often needs to include carers and families as well. When carers feel informed and supported, it can take some pressure off. It can also help everyone feel more confident about managing changes as they come.


Yun-hee works with people in Sydney and the surrounding area who need extra help with the mental health side of dementia. If you’re trying to understand symptoms like confusion, behavioural changes, or mood shifts in an older person, a geriatric psychiatrist can be a helpful part of the care team.


For those looking for a doctor who understands both the brain and the emotional side of ageing, Yun-hee P. Jeon offers calm, grounded care for conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease and frontotemporal dementia, along with broader support for dementia-related mental health needs.

Services & Conditions Treated

DementiaAlzheimer's DiseaseFrontotemporal Dementia

Publications

1 total

Randomised controlled trial of a nurse coordination intervention for people living with dementia and their carers: study protocol.

BMJ open • April 15, 2025

Frequently Asked Questions

What services does Dr Yun-hee P. Jeon offer?
Dr Yun-hee P. Jeon is a geriatric psychiatrist and focuses on conditions that affect older adults, including dementia, Alzheimer's disease and frontotemporal dementia. Patients can discuss assessment, diagnosis and management options related to these conditions.
Which conditions does this doctor commonly treat?
Common conditions include dementia, Alzheimer’s disease and frontotemporal dementia. If you’re unsure whether your situation fits, you can contact the clinic to ask about suitability.
Where is the clinic located?
The practice is on Mallett Street, Sydney, NSW 2050, Australia.
How can I book an appointment?
To book an appointment, contact the clinic through the usual channels provided by the practice. If you’re calling, have any relevant medical history or current medications handy.
What should I expect at the first visit?
The initial appointment will typically involve a medical history review, cognitive assessment and discussion about symptoms, diagnosis options and possible next steps. The exact process may vary based on your situation.
What concerns do patients commonly have about these conditions?
Patients and families often ask about diagnosis timing, treatment options, progression, and how to plan care at home. They may also want to know what support services are available and what follow-up care looks like.