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Dr Stefan Luebbers
Biography
Stefan Luebbers is an Adjunct Associate Professor in the Centre for Forensic Behavioural Science and Legal Studies. His clinical background as a forensic psychologist includes experience in general and forensic mental health with children, adolescents and adults, drug and alcohol dual diagnosis, youth justice, adult correctional settings, and military psychology. Research interests: youth mental health and violence, victimisation and abuse, and adolescent service delivery.
Research interests
Clinical Psychology; Developmental Psychology; Forensic Psychology
PhD candidate and honours supervision
Higher degrees by research
Accredited to supervise Masters & Doctoral students as Principal Supervisor.
Honours
Available to supervise honours students.
Fields of Research
- Forensic Psychology - 520103
- Mental Health Services - 420313
Teaching areas
Clinical Psychology;Developmental Psychology;Forensic Psychology
Awards
- 2013, Other, Excellence in teaching award, Monash University
Publications
Also published as: Luebbers, Stefan; Luebbers, S.
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Recent research grants awarded
- 2020: Evaluation of New and Enhanced Service Responses to Youth Sexual Violence and Abuse (RFQ) *; Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women (Qld)
- 2020: Evaluation of the Children’s Court Clinic *; Court Services Victoria
- 2019: 20/20 Draft Project Concept Phase *; Department of Justice and Community Safety
- 2019: Evaluation of the YSS/AYSS (Youth Support Service/Aboriginal Youth Support Service Evaluation Requirements) *; Department of Justice and Community Safety
- 2019: Review of Adolescent Sexual Offending Services (RFQ) *; Department of Youth Justice (Qld)
- 2018: RFQ Submission - Adolescent Violence Intervention Programs *; Department of Justice and Regulation Fund Scheme
- 2017: Research and evaluation of the Family Drug Treatment Court *; Court Services Victoria
* Chief Investigator
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