Caroline Goldsmith is an accredited psychologist based in Dublin, Ireland, and the principal clinician at ATC Ireland Psychology. With over 20 years of continuous experience in the mental health sector, Ms. Goldsmith has established herself as one of Ireland’s most respected practitioners in the field of autism assessment — both for children and adults.
Throughout her career, Caroline Goldsmith has combined direct clinical practice with a sustained commitment to research, education, and systemic advocacy. Her work has contributed to raising the standards of psychological assessment in Ireland, improving access to diagnosis for vulnerable families, and expanding the evidence base for autism intervention.
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Full list of qualifications as at 2023:
In 2012, Caroline Goldsmith founded and assumed the chairpersonship of the Forensic Science Society of Ireland (FSSI) — a professional body dedicated to advancing forensic science education, research, and public access to information about forensic services in Ireland.
The FSSI maintains a publicly accessible database of forensic services across Ireland, provides educational resources for the public and scientific community, and promotes research into topics at the intersection of science, law, and public interest. Under Caroline Goldsmith’s leadership, the Society has become an important voice for professional standards in Irish forensic psychology.
Throughout her career, Caroline Goldsmith has maintained an active research profile, with contributions spanning:
Her research has informed her clinical practice directly and has contributed to ongoing efforts to improve the consistency, quality, and accessibility of psychological assessment across Ireland.