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Emily Macleod is a Research Fellow and Clinical Psychologist at the Centre for Mental Health Research at the Australian National University. Her research focuses on climate-related disaster psychology and supporting children’s mental health and well-being. Dr. Macleod develops evidence-based resources to aid in children's mental health during climate-related disasters, collaborating with the NSW Department of Education to lead the evaluation of the new Psychological Aid Schools program. This program aims to support student well-being during critical incidents and disasters. Dr. Macleod is involved in projects that evaluate the effectiveness of mental health literacy programs designed to promote the well-being of children transitioning from primary to early high school, particularly in understanding the impacts of bushfire disasters on mental health resilience. Her work contributes to the evaluation of early mental health interventions in school settings, aiming to foster resilience and support for children and families affected by disasters.
Centre for Mental Health Research • Canberra, ACT, Australia
Conducts research on climate-related disaster psychology and mental health interventions for children.
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