Joanna Barlas

Senior Lecturer in Clinical Psychology

James Cook University Singapore

Singapore

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Dr. Joanna Barlas is a Senior Lecturer in Clinical Psychology at James Cook University Singapore. Her research areas encompass posttraumatic growth, couple resilience in LGBTQ relationships, and the integration of spirituality in psychotherapy. She has published extensively on topics including early parenting interactions, mental health among migrant domestic workers, and the adaptation of family caregivers in challenging circumstances.

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Patrick K. F. Lin

James Cook University Australia - Singapore Campus

SINGAPORE

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Jonathan Ramsay

Associate Professor, Psychology

James Cook University Singapore

SINGAPORE

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Articles (12)

Cross-validating the Couple Resilience Inventory with individuals in LGBTQ relationships in Singapore: insights from a mixed-methods approach

Integrating religion and spirituality with psychotherapy in a religiously diverse nation—A mixed methods study on client attitudes and experiences in Singapore

Transforming pain into growth: A meta-synthesis of posttraumatic growth following adverse childhood experiences.

Learning to thrive through autonomy: a thematic analysis of the role of recalled parental autonomy in the transition to motherhood

Early Parenting Interactions and First-Time Mothers’ Postnatal Depression and Parental Competence

Family Caregiver Adaptation during the Transition to Adulthood of Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities: A Scoping Review

A bridge to recovery: an interpretative phenomenological analysis with peer support specialists in Singapore

Protocol for scoping review study to map out the existing research in relation to post-traumatic stress symptoms among caregivers of individuals with neurodevelopmental, psychiatric and neurocognitive disorders

Application of Dialectical Behaviour Therapy in treating common psychiatric disorders: study protocol for a scoping review

Mental health, stressors and resources in migrant domestic workers in Singapore: A thematic analysis of in-depth interviews

“Making do with things we cannot change”: An interpretive phenomenological analysis of relationship resilience among gay men in Singapore

Thinking about feeling: Using trait emotional intelligence in understanding the associations between early maladaptive schemas and coping styles

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Patrick K. F. Lin

Jonathan Ramsay

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