Elizabeth has a Bachelor of Psychology, a Diploma in Counselling and a Master of Science in Medicine (Pain Management) from the University of Sydney.
Elizabeth is the CEO and Senior Psychologist for BetterLife Directions Pty Ltd. See: www.betterlifedirections.com
Elizabeth is interested in Indigenous culture (particularly Aboriginal culture), suicide intervention & prevention, organisational psychology, forensic psychology, educational & developmental psychology, clinical psychology, attachment theory for children & adolescents, pain management, critical incident stress debriefing, domestic and family violence, training and mentoring/coaching.
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Benson, E. (2002). None of These Diseases: How to Understand and Work with Crisis in the Real World - It Can Be Decreased! In Australian Journal of Psychology V54: 14.