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Lucy Tully is a Senior Lecturer and Senior Supervising Psychologist at the Child Behaviour Research Clinic, School of Psychology at the University of Sydney. With over 20 years of clinical research experience, her expertise encompasses child emotional and behavioral problems, father engagement, evidence-based parenting interventions, and mental health literacy to support children. Tully is dedicated to enhancing the reach and effectiveness of parenting interventions to improve the mental health and well-being of children and families. She currently supervises PhD research students addressing key questions in parenting and child youth mental health, including the validation of new measures for child mental health and interventions to improve conduct problems in children. Tully uses Measurement-Based Care models to optimize care for child mental health issues. Her research involves randomized controlled trials and numerous national trials aimed at transforming child and youth mental health services in Australia. Tully's work has been vital in exploring brief parenting interventions to navigate technoference in child mental health, particularly in preschoolers.
University of Sydney • Sydney, Australia
Provides academic leadership and supervises postgraduate students in the field of psychology.
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