Melissa Licari
Adjunct Lecturer
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Melissa Licari is an Adjunct Lecturer at the University of Western Australia, Australia. Her research focuses on neurodevelopmental disorders in children, particularly developmental coordination disorder, autism, and associated psychosocial impacts. She has authored multiple articles examining movement difficulties, parental concerns, and the effectiveness of interventions for children facing these challenges.
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Collaborators (22)
Gail Alvares
University of Western Australia
Hakuei Fujiyama
Murdoch University
Martha Hickey
University of Melbourne
Priscila M. Tamplain
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Diana Tan
Macquarie University
Mirko Uljarević
Stanford University
Karen Barlow
Professor
University of Queensland
Nicholas Fears
Assistant Professor
Louisiana State University
Jill Zwicker
Associate Professor
The University of British Columbia
Vincent Mancini
University of Western Australia
Dominique Cleary
University of Western Australia
Lynden Miles
University of Western Australia
Skye Barbic
Associate Professor
The University of British Columbia
Jess Reynolds
Children's Cancer Institute Australia
Siobhan Reid
University of Western Australia
Daniel Ta
University of Western Australia
Griet Warlop
Ghent University
Andrew Whitehouse
University of Western Australia
Kristelle Hudry
Senior Lecturer
La Trobe University
Gareth Richards
Newcastle University
Ian McManus
University College London
Kiah Evans
University of Western Australia
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