Emeritus Professor Helen Winefield
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Qualifications
Qualifications: PhD, FAPS
Title: ProfessorPosition: Professor (0.5fte)
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Teaching Interests
Master of Psychology (Health) (Co Coordinator, Placement Coordinator, Coordinator of the Health Psychology course).
Psychology IIB health psychology lectures
Supervisions of PhD and Master of Psychology research projects and theses.
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Research Interests
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family and professional care-giving in illness & disability
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occupational health psychology (work stress, work-life balance, worksite health promotion)
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lifespan psychosocial development: adolescence, emerging adulthood, ageing, all in relation to workforce participation
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Research Funding
Current grants:
2008-2012: AH Winefield; PH Delfabbro; MF Dollard; HR Winefield; JC Metzer; A Hammarstrom. Transition from school to work: A 10 year longitudinal study of unemployment, underemployment, social exclusion, and mental health in young people. Australian Research Council DP0879497; total $495571
2009-2012: G. Hugo, G. Wittert, R. Adams, L. Cobiac, M. Daniel, C. Findlay, A. Taylor, D. Wilson, H. Winefield, A. Woollacott, R. Ruffin Australia’s Baby Boomer Generation, Obesity and Work – Patterns, Causes and Implications ARC LP0990065: $641000 (composed of 221k for 2009, 207k for 2010, 213k for 2011)
2010-2012: Tuckey, M., Winefield, A.H., Winefield, H.R. & Black, Q. Helping retail employees deal with threatening situations at work: Coping with acute and chronic stressors. ARC LP 100100340. $240,000 (total)
2012-2017: Hammarstrom A, Hagglof B, Winefield H, Westerlund H, Lundman B, Virtanen P, Strandh M. Mental health in adolescence and the paths ahead. An ecological life course approach to mental health development into adulthood. Swedish grants agency FORMAS Children and young people's mental health, programme grant 4705 5759 4555 4957 5648 5081 (30 million Swedish Crowns)
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Publications
http://scholar.google.com.au/citations?user=VdvQ6aYAAAAJ
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Mothers’ experiences of the NICU and a NICU support group programme. Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology 29 Jan 2015 (Journal article)- 2014
Work-Family Conflict and Well-Being in University Employees. JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 148(6):683-697 01 Nov 2014 (Journal article) Author URLMental health in immigrant men and women in Australia: the North West Adelaide health study. BMC PUBLIC HEALTH 14(1):15 pages Article number ARTN 1111 28 Oct 2014 (Journal article) Author URLDepression diagnosis and treatment amongst multimorbid patients: a thematic analysis. BMC FAMILY PRACTICE 15(1):1-6 Article number ARTN 124 19 Jun 2014 (Journal article) Author URLTHE EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCE OF PARENTS AND NURSES IN A SOUTH AUSTRALIAN NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT. AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY 48:89-89 01 May 2014 (Journal article) Author URLThe Prevalence of Psychopathology in Siblings of Children with Mental Health Problems: A 20-Year Systematic Review. CHILD PSYCHIATRY & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT 46(1):130-149 01 Feb 2015 (Journal article) Author URLAnimal-assisted interventions in children's hospitals: a critical review of the literature. Anthrozoos 27(1):5-18 2014 (Journal article) Author URLThe neonatal nurses' view of their role in emotional support of parents and its complexities. Journal of Clinical Nursing 23(21-22):3156-3165 2014 (Journal article) Author URL -
Professional Associations
Australian Psychological Society (Fellow);
Colleges of Clinical, Health and Organisational Psychologists;
College of Health Psychologists (SA) Section committee
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Community Engagement
Associate Editor, Journal of Health PsychologyRegistered Psychologist (Psychology Board of Australia)
Health, Disability and Lifespan Development research group, School of Psychology (Convenor 2006-2014)
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Entry last updated: Wednesday, 4 Mar 2015