Dr. Nerelie Freeman

Biography

Nerelie Freeman is a psychologist, researcher, and lecturer with over ten years of experience working as a psychologist in Catholic, independent, and government schools in Melbourne, focusing on children, adolescents, families, teachers, and allied health professionals. She has conducted research with several organizations in Western Australia and Victoria, including the Drug and Alcohol Office and the Department of Health. Prior to her position at Monash University, she worked as a lecturer at the University of Melbourne in the Graduate School of Education. Her research interests are centered around the identification and assessment of neurodevelopmental conditions, with a focus on autistic females and developmental psychopathology in typically developing children. Additionally, she emphasizes supporting children with neurodevelopmental conditions in school settings and enhancing their health and wellbeing. Nerelie has contributed to various educational projects and is involved in community service efforts, including Lifeline Melbourne and Lifeline Perth, showcasing her commitment to social impact through educational and psychological research.

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