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Denise works as a Senior lecturer for the Joint Centre for Disaster Research and the School of Psychology. She currently teaches health psychology and emergency management courses.
Denise has engaged in the social justice sector as health professional and researcher for over 25 years. Her primary research interests concern issues of identity, welfare, health and disaster management. Denise values using collaborative research approaches to complex social issues and argues that we must address the knowledge-practice gap between researchers, providers and end users. This informs her commitment to the wellbeing of marginalised people, within a range of contexts, including emergency management.
Denise works as a Senior lecturer for the Joint Centre for Disaster Research and the School of Psychology. She currently teaches health psychology and emergency management courses.
Denise has engaged in the social justice sector as health professional and researcher for over 25 years. Her primary research interests concern issues of identity, welfare, health and disaster management. Denise values using collaborative research approaches to complex social issues and argues that we must address the knowledge-practice gap between researchers, providers and end users. This informs her commitment to the wellbeing of marginalised people, within a range of contexts, including emergency management.
Health and wellbeing, homelessness, sex industry, alchohol and other drugs, earthquakes, community resilience, energency management.
Field of research codes
Health, Clinical and Counselling Psychology (170106):
Industrial and Organisational Psychology (170107):
Psychology (170100):
Psychology And Cognitive Sciences (170000):
Social and Community Psychology (170113):
Studies In Human Society (160000)
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