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Contact Details & Current Position Available Here. UK citizenship Australian permanent resident
AWARDS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS 2006 – 9 National Drug Law Enforcement Research Fund ($292,000)
2006 – 8 Telstra Community Development Grant Scheme ($83,000)
2002-2003 Melbourne University Arts – 2001 – 2 Melbourne Research Development Scheme – Early Career ($10,000) 2001 – 2 Melbourne University Arts – 2001 – 2 Melbourne University Arts – 1996 - 7 Tutoring Scholarship - University of Queensland 1995 Research Grant - CH&MRC (Department of Veterans Affairs; $19,600). 1994 Overseas Postgraduate Research Scholarship - University of Queensland 1994 Research Grant - CH&MRC (Department of Veterans Affairs; $18,000). 1993 Tutoring Scholarship - University of Queensland 1992 Tutoring Scholarship - University of Queensland TEACHING / SUPERVISION EXPERIENCE & UNIVERSITY POSITIONS
CLINICAL TRAINING / EXPERIENCE / POSITIONS 2006 - 2008 Director of Clinical & Forensic Research Unit, Brains Sciences Institute, Swinburne University. 2003 - Clinical supervisor. 2002 - 2003 Victims Task Force Advisory Committee (Victorian Depart. of Justice). 2000 - 2002 Victims Referral & Assistance Service (Victorian Dept. of Justice). Consultant. 1998 - The Australian Centre for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (formerly: The National Center for War -Related PTSD). Locked Bag 1, West Heidelberg, Victoria 3081. Clinical Psychologist Advisor to the National Center for War-Related PTSD. 2/97 – 11/98 Belmont Private Hospital, Qld. Senior Clinical Psychologist in charge of Psychology. 1996 - Reviewer For Various Peer-Reviewed Journals 8/96 - Suite 2, 47 Park Road, Milton, Queensland 4064. Australia. Clinical psychologist in private practice. 1994 - Vietnam Veterans Counselling Service, Spring Hill, Qld 4004. Australia. Consultant clinical psychologist. 4/94 - 8/96 Wesley Medical Center, Chaseley Street, Auchenflower, Qld 4066. Clinical psychologist in private practice. 8/93 - 1/94 Intellectual Disabilities Service, Brisbane. External placement in intellectual disabilities. 8/93 - 1/94 Psychology Dept. Greenslopes Repatriation Hospital. Brisbane. External placement within a psychogeriatric population. 2/93 - 7/93 Psychology Dept. Greenslopes Repatriation Hospital. Brisbane. External placement in adult psychiatry (mainly with a Veteran population). 2/93 - 8/93 Psychology Clinic, University of Queensland. Internal placement dealing mainly with a neurotic population. 7/92 - 1/93 Behaviour Research and Therapy Center University of Queensland / Royal Brisbane Hospital. Brisbane. Internal placement developing skills at behaviour change. 2/92 - 6/92 Psychology Dept. Princess Alexandra Hospital. Brisbane. Placement on an adult psychiatric ward. 2/91 - 2/92 Prof. K. Gournay. Behavioural Psychotherapist, Grovelands Priory, The Bourne, Southgate, London. England. Psychologist aide, at private hospital, conducting in vivo exposure to clients with anxiety disorders. 9/88 - 6/89 Students' Union, The Hatfield Polytechnic, Hertfordshire. England. Voluntary telephone counsellor for, Nightline. 7/85 - 9/85 Clinical Psychology Dept., St. Francis' Hospital, Haywards Heath, Sussex. England. Voluntary Psychologist. 6/86 - 8/86 Rock Creek Farm. Thompson, Pennsylvania. U.S.A. Camp counsellor for “mentally and socially maladjusted children”. Summary: During my clinical training and practice I have worked with all the different client age groups: child, adolescent, adult and the elderly. I have also worked with clients suffering from a range of disorders in both the neurotic and psychotic categories. From past experience and my personal research interests I feel that my expertise lies best within the anxiety disorders, particularly Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Group Therapy Delivered: As part of both my private, clinical, practice and duties as a senior, hospital, psychologist, I have developed and run many group programmes and co-ordinated a hospital based group programme. This also includes developing the programme content, liaising with other health professionals and training the group facilitators. I have also run numerous group interventions for organizations.
Besides the below, more information on some workshops is available here. THE TREATMENT OF PTSD USING COGNITIVE-BEHAVIOUR THERAPY. (Queensland Program of Assistance to Survivors of Torture and Trauma 1998, The University of Queensland 1998, Commonwealth Rehabilitation Service – Ipswich 1998). This one day workshop outlined some of the aetiology, phenomenology and treatment of PTSD from within a cognitive-behavioural framework. PSYCHING THE INTERNET. (The Queensland Clinical College, February 1996). This was a half day, hands-on, workshop, delivered to psychologists from the Queensland Clinical College, expounding upon the uses of the internet and demonstrating methods of obtaining and advertising services within the field of mental health. A NEW TOOL FOR TREATING POST TRAUMATIC STRESS? (Australian Association of Cognitive and Behavioural Therapies, August 1995). This was a brief workshop aimed at providing practicing clinical psychologists with appropriate assessment methodologies in relation to Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). It also addressed two approaches towards the conceptualisation of PTSD, and outlined the main techniques used in one treatment method. This workshop was peer orientated and post-workshop satisfaction questionnaires were administered to those attending. STRENGTH OVER STRESS. (Commonwealth Rehabilitation Service, Beenleigh {April 1995} & Ipswich {June 1995}). These workshops were delivered to practicing personnel (mainly psychologists) who were treating clients for anxiety disorders. This workshop outlined the aetiology, epidemiology and course of major anxiety states as well as providing a set of protocols for the treatment of these problems. Following the first, day-long, workshop I was invited to present a similar one for CRS at another of their locations. CONTRIBUTIONS TO PROFESSIONS, INDUSTRY, BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT AND COMMUNITY INSTITUTIONS
PARTICIPATION IN PUBLIC DEBATE (NEWSPAPER ARTICLES AND OTHER MEDIA EVENTS) I have maintained a community presence by providing interviews, “talkback”, and information for media outlets such as:
RESEARCH PAPERS & ADDRESSES - PUBLISHED
Available upon request.
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