Pip Weiland commissioned in the Australian Army Psychology Corps in 2003, and during her 17 year career performed diverse roles across clinical, operational, research and staff positions. She completed her military service as the Commanding Officer 1st Psychology Unit, before returning to her home state of Queensland to commence the role of Regional Director South Queensland Open Arms – Veterans and Families Counselling. In April 2024 she transferred to the Department of Defence, as the Executive Director Strategic Advisory Group – Mental Health and Wellbeing Branch, where she continues to support veteran and family mental health and wellbeing. Pip is passionate about evidence-based treatment, and has a special interest in psychological resilience and mental health issues associated with exposure to combat.