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Elise Facer-Childs is a Senior Research Fellow and Deputy Director of the Sleep Circadian Rhythms Research Program at the School of Psychological Sciences, Monash University. She has a strong academic background with a Doctorate in Sleep Circadian Rhythms from the University of Birmingham. Dr. Facer-Childs established the Facer-Childs Laboratory for Sleep Performance in 2022, focusing on the intersection of psychology, sport science, and industry engagement. Her research aims to improve understanding of the relationships between sleep, chronobiology, exercise, recovery, health, and performance in real-world settings. Additionally, she serves on several committees, including the AFL Industry Mental Health and Wellbeing Research Collaborative Group, and consults for elite athletes and teams to optimize sleep and performance. In her teaching role, she is the Chief Examiner for the Psychological Science Practice unit, which prepares students for diverse career paths in psychology. Her recent projects include investigating sleep patterns in elite athletes and developing mindfulness-based programs for Australian Rules Football players.
Monash University • Melbourne, Australia
Senior Research Fellow involved in research on sleep and performance.
St Kilda Football Club • Melbourne, Australia
Director involved in research translation and application in sports.
University of Birmingham • Birmingham, UK
Research fellow focusing on sleep and its effects on performance.
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