Marina Ciccarelli

Associate Professor

Curtin University

Australia

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Marina Ciccarelli is an Associate Professor at Curtin University in Australia. Her research focuses on digital health behavior change, self-regulation in students with intellectual disabilities, and therapeutic interventions for conditions such as lateral elbow tendinopathy. She has published extensively on the experiences of children on the autism spectrum and the perspectives of service providers for individuals with dementia.

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Cindy Ann Smith

Curtin University

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Megan Hatfield

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Claire Morrisby

Curtin University

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Nicholas Lennox

Honorary Professor/ Director QCIDD, MRI/UQ

University of Queensland

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What's the ‘Secret Sauce’?: A Systematic Review of the Characteristics of Effective Digital Health Behaviour Change Interventions for Children and Adolescents

Supporting Co-Regulation and Development of Self-Regulation Skills in Students With Intellectual Disabilities: A Scoping Review

“Stop and just breathe for a minute”: perspectives of children on the Autism Spectrum and their caregivers on a Mindfulness Group

Managing work‐related lateral elbow tendinopathy: Australian hand therapist's experiences with workplace‐based interventions

The impact of a hand therapy workplace-based educational approach on the management of lateral elbow tendinopathy: A randomized controlled study

Mind the gap: Comparing perspectives of service providers to the needs of people with dementia living in the community

Do hand therapists have a role in workplace-based education to manage tennis elbow? Beliefs about effective treatments among Australian hand therapists and medical practitioners

The experiences, views, and needs of health professionals who provide care to adults on the autism spectrum

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Cindy Ann Smith

Megan Hatfield

Claire Morrisby

Nicholas Lennox

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