Associate Professor Richard Moulding

Dr Moulding is an Associate Professor and course coordinator of the Doctor of Psychology (Clinical Psychology). He has a BSc(Hons) in psychology, as well as a Masters and Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology. He is an endorsed clinical psychologist and a member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS), and is currently a member of the committee of the Clinical College of the APS in his role as Editor in Chief of the journal Clinical Psychologist.

Richard has previously been a chief investigator on a NHMRC randomised controlled trial examining the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of a novel online treatment for Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, and a chief investigator on a NSW government grant disseminating novel treatments for comorbid anxiety/depression and substance use disorders. He has also previously been a volunteer committee member of the community mutual self-help group, the Anxiety Recovery Centre Victoria, for a seven year period. He set up a Hoarding Disorder treatment program at Swinburne University. He is interested in the Anxiety and OCD-Related Disorders, Emotion Regulation, and self-concept.

Expertise

Statistics (SPSS, Stata, R)
Systematic reviews
Quantitative methodologies
Experimental designs

Research Interests

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Hoarding Disorder
Anxiety Disorders
Emotional Regulation
Self Concept in psychopathology

Area(s): Clinical, Cognitive, Social,

Levels: Honours, Masters of Clinical, DPsych, PhD

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Dr. Janine McGuinness

Janine is a Social Psychologist with a track record of research and postgraduate supervision in the areas of social justice, social decision-making, power, and empowerment. Her research interests currently concern the variables that affect mistrust of health practitioners and participation in health systems.
Professor Peter J Norton

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Professor Louise Roufeil

Head of School: Louise’s career has focused on the education and training of psychologists, the establishment of standards for psychological practice, and the application of psychological knowledge and methodologies to real world problems.
Dr Terence Bartholomew

Senior Lecturer: Terence co-ordinates units at the post-graduate level and supervises research students. He has expertise in both clinical and forensic arenas.
Associate Professor Brett Deacon

Unit Coordinator
Dr Joanne Brooker

Senior Lecturer and Course Coordinator. Jo is passionate about evidence-based healthcare and research that holds potential to improve people’s lives. For the past decade, Jo has undertaken research in the Australian public and private healthcare sectors.
Dr Russell Deighton

Senior Lecturer: Russell specialises in trauma, loss and grief, problem gambling, and has a particular interest in emotional processes.
Associate Professor Roseanne Misajon

Senior Lecturer and Course Coordinator: Rose's research focuses on the understanding of wellbeing among disadvantaged and marginalised communities across different cultural settings.