School of Psychology - Directory - People - Dr Divna Haslam

Dr Divna Haslam
  – Head of International Research Development (PFSC)

Room:
S215
Email:
Phone:
+61 7 3365 6163
Fax:
+61 7 3365 6724
Postal Address:
Parenting and Family Support Centre
School of Psychology
University of Queensland
Brisbane, QLD, 4072
AUSTRALIA
Username: hasla4
Qualifications:
BA psych (hons), PhD, MAPS
Accreditated Triple P Trainer
Clinically Endorsed Psychologist with AHPRA
Professional Activities:

Member Australian Psychological Society Clinical College

Triple P International Scientific Advisory Committee

Australian Association of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (Qld Committee)

Board Member Triple P Research Network

 

Research Activities:
-The work-family interface
-Family & parenting issues
-Occupational stress & well-being
-The development of family friendly policy & workplace reform
-Population health perspectives of mental health and prevention science
-The training and dissemination of evidence-based interventions
-Issues related to parenting support in low and middle income countries
Representative Publications:

Papers

Haslam, D.M & Sanders, M.R. & Sofronoff, K.  (2012). Reducing Work and Family Conflict in Teachers: A Randomised Controlled trial of Workplace Triple P. School Mental Health.

Sanders, M. R., Haslam, D. M., Calam, R., & Southwell, C., Stallman, H.M. (2011). Designing effective interventions for working parents: A survey of UK parents. Journal of Children's Services, 6 (3),  186-200.

Morwaska, A., Haslam, D.M., Milne, D., & Sanders, M.R., (2010). Evaluation of a Brief Parenting Discussion Group for Parents of Young Children. Journal of Developmental and Behavioural Pediatrics.

Haslam, D.M., Pakenham, K.I., & Smith, A. (2006). Social Support and Postpartum Depressive Symptomatology: The mediating role of maternal self efficacy. Infant Mental Health Journal , 27 (3), 276-291.

 

Conference Proceedings

Haslam, D.M & Tee, A (2013, February). Can social media sites provide parenting support? Paper presented the Helping Families Change Conference, Los Angeles, United States.

Haslam, D.M (2012, October). Using qualitiative data to inform intervention development. Paper presented that the Australian Association Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Conference, Gold Coast, Australia.

Haslam, D,.M & Sanders (2012 Feb). Developing the Work and family conflict scale. Presented at the Helping Families Change Conference, Glasgow, Scotland

Haslam, D.M, Conrad, E., & Felsman W (2012 Feb). Evaluating workplace Parenting Support: A controlled trial of a Workplace Triple P Seminar. Presented at the Helping Families Change Conference, Glasgow, Scotland

Haslam, D.M (2011 Sept). Towards an evidence-based population level approach to promoting competent parenting. Presented at the Queensland Guidance and Counselling Association Conference, Brisbane, Australia

Haslam, D.M, Conrad, E & Felsman W (2011 Feb). Preliminary data from a brief workplace parenting seminar series Presented at the Helping Families Change Conference,  Antwerp, Belgium

Haslam, D.M (2010, July). Follow up results of the Teachers as Parents Project: A RCT of a family- focused intervention targeted at improving family and occupational functioning in employed parents. Presented at the International Congress of Applied Psychology, Melbourne, Australia

Haslam, D.M (2010 Feb) The delivery of workplace parenting support: parental preferences and the evidence base. Presented at the Helping Families Change Conference, Brisbane, Australia

Haslam, D.M. & Sanders, M.R (2009 April) Towards Balancing Work and Family, Paper presented at the Helping Families Change Conference Toronto, Canada

Haslam, D.M. & Sanders, M (2007 July), The Teachers as Parents Project: An RCT of a family-focussed intervention targeted at improving family and occupational functioning in employed parents. Paper presented at the Fifth World Congress of Cognitive and Behavioural Therapy, Barcelona, Spain.

Haslam, D.M. (2007 March) Towards Balancing Work and Family, Paper presented at the Helping Families Change Conference Charleston, South Carolina, USA

Haslam, D.M (2006, July) Workplace Triple P: Improving access to Parent Training Programs via the workplace. Paper presented at the International Society Study of Behavioural Development Conference. Melbourne, Australia

Haslam, D.M (2006 February) Workplace Triple P :Increasing access to parent skills programs by reducing barriers to access Workshop presented at the Helping Families Change Conference. Brisbane, Australia

 

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