Dr Kath Sellick is Lecturer with the Department of Social Work. She teaches across subjects related to social work theory, mental health, field education, and disability.
She is experienced in qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods research across a number of areas including trauma-informed care, mental health, disability, and diversity and inclusion. Kath has previously worked in community mental health and suicide prevention in the community sector and has highly developed leadership skills with experience in management, program coordination, program evaluation, staff supervision, and performance management.
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Leading the Change- Co-producing safe, inclusive work places for consumer mental health wo..
Conference Proceedings
Trauma-Informed Care - a paradigm shift or a band aid on a broken system
Conference Proceedings
Responding to sexual abuse survivors who hear voices: A challenge for mental health servic..
Thesis / Dissertation
Evaluation of Advanced Trauma-informed Social Work Practice
Report
Hearing Voices, Sexual Assault and Service System Responses
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Honours, Awards and Fellowships
MSHS Excellence in Engagement
Award for Excellence in Engagement- Teaching
Credentials
Positions
Positions
Lecturer
Social Work
Member
Australian Association of Social Workers
Education
Education
Doctor of Philosophy
University of Melbourne
Bachelor of Social Work
University of Melbourne
Bachelor of Arts
The University of Western Australia