Suzanne Cosh
Associate Professor in Clinical Psychology
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Suzanne Cosh is an Associate Professor in Clinical Psychology at the University of New England in Australia. Her research areas include mental health in relation to climate change, treatment preferences for perinatal anxiety, and the implications of compulsive exercise. She has published extensively on topics such as animal welfare, community health service involvement, and the mental health of caregivers. Her recent work emphasizes the interconnections between mental health, exercise, and environmental factors.
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Cathrynne Henshall
Sessional Lecturer-Animal welfare, Human-Animal Interaction
University of Western Sydney
Dominic McNeil
Senior Lecturer of Sport and Exercise Psychology
Federation University Australia
Leah East
Professor in Nursing
University of Southern Queensland
Belinda Craig
Bond University
Amy Lykins
Associate Professor in Clinical Psychology
University of New England
Phillip J. Tully
University of New England
Paul McGreevy
Professor of Animal Behaviour and Welfare
University of New England
Donald Hine
Professor
University of Canterbury
Md Shahidul Islam
Senior Lecturer
University of New England
Warren Bartik
Associate Professor in Clinical Psychology
University of New England
Melissa Parsons
University of New England
William Billingsley
University of New England
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