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Jemma Todd is an early career researcher and lecturer in clinical psychology with an adjunct research fellow position at the University of Western Australia. Her broad areas of research include clinical, cognitive, and health psychology. Jemma's research explores how cognitive and emotional processes contribute to disability and psychopathology across a range of conditions, particularly focusing on issues such as anxiety, sleep-related disorders, and diabetes. To date, she has authored close to 20 peer-reviewed publications, which have garnered over 600 citations, leading to international recognition of her work. Jemma is frequently invited to give guest presentations and participate in special interest meetings concerning cognitive biases and somatic disorders. She is passionate about supervising clinical research students and is committed to mentorship, effective teaching, and learning practices.
University of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Research Fellow in the School of Psychological Science, focusing on clinical psychology.
Headspace Youth Early Psychosis Program • Melbourne, Australia
Provided clinical psychological services to youth suffering from early psychosis.
Royal North Shore Child and Youth Mental Health • Sydney, Australia
Worked as a Clinical Psychologist focused on youth mental health.
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