Born: 3 August 1947, United Kingdom (assumed)
Died: NA
Country most active: Australia
Also known as: NA
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1971 – 1972
Career position – Lecturer in Psychology at the Middlesex Hospital Medical School, London
1972 – 1976
Career position – Psychologist at the Government Seychelles
1976 – 1978
Career position – Senior Clinical Psychologist at St Brendan’s Hospital in Bermuda
1978 – 1980
Career position – Senior Clinical Psychologist for the Isle of Wight, UK
1980
Life event – Settled in Australia
1980 – 1989
Career position – Head of the Counselling Centre at James Cook University of North Queensland
1985 – 1989
Career position – Member of the Parole Advisory Committee at the Queensland Correctional Services Commission
1985 – 1989
Career position – Member of the Patient Review Committee
1986 – 1989
Career position – Member of the Mental Health Tribunal
1989
Career position – Official Visitor at the Townsville Correctional Centre
1989 – 1994
Career position – Head of College at St Catherine’s Research College, University of Western Australia
1994 –
Career position – Board member of the Palmerstone Association
1994 – 1995
Career position – Therapy Team Manager at the Cambridge Private Hospital, Western Australia
1995 – 1999
Career position – Director of Psychological Services in East Perth, Western Australia
1999 –
Career position – Deputy Head of the University Counselling Service at Curtin University of Technology, Western Australia