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Biography

I am a Senior Clinical Psychologist and Research Fellow in the School of Psychological Sciences.

My applied clinical research aims to improve the mental health and wellbeing of people living neurological disorders. I am particularly passionate about improving access to effective psychological care in neurology. As an emerging researcher, I have developed several streams of research in this area, spanning mental health detection, epidemiology, treatment and policy work.

At the eCentreClinic, I have developed an internet-delivered psychological intervention for adults with a neurological disorder, the Wellbeing Neuro Course. This program combines intervention components for mental health and cognitive rehabilitation and is suitable for a variety of neurological disorders.

I am currently conducting research funded by a Postdoctoral Fellowship from MS Australia entitled Examining the real world effectiveness and potential of a remotely-delivered psychological treatment for people with MS. You can learn more about this work HERE.

I am also currently conducting a MRFF funded clinical trial entitled Comparative effectiveness trial of digital mental healthcare models for adults with epilepsy. 

Research interests

Neurological Disorers, Psychological Care; Quality of Life; Anxiety; Depression; Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT); Cognitive Rehabilitation; Mental Health Screening; Intgerated Care. 

Teaching

I provide lectures at Macquarie University in my areas of expertise. This has included lectures for the Masters of Clinical Neuropsychology Program on and the Advanced Physiotherapy Program.

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Education/Academic qualification

Bachelor of Arts Psychology (First Class Honors), Trinity College Dublin, The University of Dublin

Doctor of Clinical Psychology, University of Sydney

PhD, The Identification, Prediction and Management of Depression in Epilepsy. , University of Sydney

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