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Dr Rachel Jellett

Lecturer

Biography

Rachel (she/her) is a clinical psychologist, board approved supervisor, and lecturer. She is passionate about applying her experience as a practicing psychologist to autism research and teaching. Rachel completed a Doctorate in Psychology(Clinical) at Swinburne University, where she was awarded the faculty research prize in 2016. Since this time, she has practiced as a clinical psychologist providing person-centred therapeutic services for autistic children, adolescents, and adults and worked in a postdoctoral research position. Rachel is interested in the idea of neurodiversity, the social model of disability, and how psychologists can best meet the needs of their autistic clients. This is related to her values of equality and celebrating individuality and uniqueness. 

Research interests

Clinical Psychology; Clinical Psychology; Autism; Child Development; Autism in Adulthood; Neurodiversity

Fields of Research

  • Child And Adolescent Development - 520101
  • Clinical Psychology - 520302

Teaching areas

Clinical Psychology;Counseling Psychology;Developmental Psychology;Clinical Psychology;Counseling Psychology;Developmental Psychology

Publications

Also published as: Jellett, Rachel; Jellett, R.
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