
Clinical Psychologist Registrar • PhD Candidate @UWApsych 🧠 x Perth Clinic • predicting psychotherapy dropout to improve patient outcomes • POR • she/her
Perth, Western Australia
Joined February 2020
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Closing out #SPRDublin2023 @SPRtweets with our panel on mechanisms + adaptations of #ROM. Hint: different therapies require different dropout prediction models. Thanks to all who came along so late in the program!
And happy #DublinPride! 🏳️🌈 – at Dublin City, Ireland
Excited to share that my first first-authored paper (w/ @A_page007 and Geoff Hooke) has been published in @SPRtweets! We demonstrate that simple models can predict therapy dropout based only on comorbidity. Read it here: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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How my PhD got approved
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Replying to @AshGCameron
@AshGCameron from @UWApsych presenting at #SPRDublin2023 about how dropput from therapy can be predicted - different models are needed for different therapies
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Geoff Hooke introducing talk from @andrewathan at #SPRDublin2023 about the mechanisms of feedback
Stoked to be at #SPRDublin2023 (in the flesh! ☘️) presenting some new insights from my research in psychotherapy #dropout amongst some #ROM greats.
⏰ Saturday June 24, 3:15pm @SPRtweets – at Dublin City, Ireland
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This new open-access paper helmed by @UWAPsych PhD candidate Jack Brett presents an improved way to assess restricted and repetitive behaviours (e.g., insisting on routines, arranging items in rows). Try it on your friends and family! doi.org/10.1007/s10803-023-0…
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Are you a first or second year UWA student who has a few minutes to spare to help researchers with the development of an experimental study? Please click on the link below and tell us about what topics, or issues, are of importance to you.
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How can we predict dropout early in therapy to maximise outcomes? @AshGCameron
Can machine learning approaches help?
Excited to have the opportunity to share some of my PhD research at #AACBT22 (@AACBT_org_au) in Naarm/Melbourne this week. Machine learning can help us identify patients at-risk of dropout in routine practice. I think it’s pretty cool!
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Nothing like chilling at the beach (w/ @SophiaMoore95) to unwind after an inspiring day at #AACBT21! Stoked to have been able to hear more about Australia’s world class research in the space of #CBTworks. Next on the agenda: hang out with virtual quokkas? 🏖🧠🍹
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I'm very excited to share my first publication with @UWA_CARE @LDondzilo @DRudaizky @UWApsych!
Contrary to popular belief, we found that overweight individuals demonstrate a greater tendency to approach healthy rather than unhealthy food. Read more here: authors.elsevier.com/c/1dylk…
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You can still have your voice heard in the Sibling Project Survey! Open to anyone ages 8 and up. The first prize draw is tonight, don’t miss out! Help our @telethonkids and @UWApsych research team learn about the #sibling experience! Anonymous link here: uwa.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/S…
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1/ Thread (and it's a big'un!):
Issues with Psychotherapy Research
It is 2021 and virtually none of following major issues have been largely addressed, which severely undermines the practical value of the research.
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What motivates or prevents clients from disclosing suicidal thoughts or behaviors in psychotherapy?
Love, H. A., & Morgan, P. C. (2021). You can tell me anything: Disclosure of suicidal thoughts and behaviors in psychotherapy. Psychotherapy. doi.org/10.1037/pst0000335
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📢Job alert!!📢I'm hiring postdocs to work @EdinUniHealth on my @wellcometrust funded @suicidecultures project: 3 posts; 3 years; awesome project (obvs biased) - looking for folks w/ expertise in #qualitative #ethnographic methods & interest in 'reimagining' suicide research!

























