Kate Murray

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Adjunct Associate Professor

Queensland University of Technology

Australia

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Dr. Kate Murray is an Adjunct Associate Professor at Queensland University of Technology, Australia. Her research focuses on resilience processes, psychosocial adjustment therapies, and the experiences of individuals and families in mental health contexts, particularly regarding trauma and suicide intervention. She has contributed to various studies exploring community engagement, cultural practices, and social adjustment for individuals from refugee backgrounds.

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Co-designing a Food Sovereignty Model with Indigenous Communities

Open Date: 2023-07-12

Close Date: 2027-07-11

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Developing Best Practice for Settlement Services for Refugee Women-at-Risk

Open Date: 2014-11-13

Close Date: 2017-12-31

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Tina Gingell

Queensland University of Technology

AUSTRALIA

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ANDRE RENZAHO

University of Western Sydney

AUSTRALIA

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Frank Infurna

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Arizona State University

UNITED STATES

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Danielle Gallegos

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Queensland University of Technology

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Edwin Adrianta Surijah

Central Queensland University

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The Compensatory Model of Resilience Process of Indonesian Married Individuals

Practice-based insights from specialized clinicians into youth suicide risk assessment and psychotherapy: A qualitative study

The process of change and efficacy of trauma-focused social adjustment therapy (TF-SAT) on psychosocial adjustment of young individuals with complex trauma-related disorders: A case study.

A co-design exemplar: how to align with community goals when developing data collection methods with communities from refugee backgrounds

Evaluating the Connection Between the Neighborhood Context with Daily Negative and Positive Events and Well-Being

Reflections on culture in practice amongst team leaders and directors in Australian public mental health services

A benchmark model for the process of post-migration social adjustment: exploring the views of young people from forced-migration backgrounds in Australia

Examining trajectories of marital satisfaction to represent the resilience process among Indonesian married individuals

‘It is human work’: qualitatively exploring community roles that facilitate cultural food security for people from refugee backgrounds

Adolescent, caregivers, and therapists’ experiences of youth and family suicide intervention: A qualitative study

Food Security for People with Lived-Refugee Experiences is Interrelated with Culture and Mental Health: Perspectives from Workers Supporting the Settlement Journey in Australia

Bridging Across the Digital Divide: Identifying the Extent to Which LGBTIQ+ Health Service Websites Engage Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) Users

Collaborators (5)

Tina Gingell

ANDRE RENZAHO

Frank Infurna

Danielle Gallegos

Edwin Adrianta Surijah

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