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JANET BEILBY
Lecturer
BSc (Speech Pathology),
PGDip (Education),
MSc (Speech Science)
BRIAN BISHOP
Associate Professor
BSc (Hons), PhD
Brief Summary
Ms Beilby is a lecturer to Undergraduate and Masters
students in Stuttering disorders; Professional Preparation
and Competencies; and Professional Ethics and
Medico-legal Ethics.
Memberships, Awards and Training
Member, Private Speech Path Association of WA; Member,
Speak Easy Association of Australia; Member, International
Affiliate American Speech Language Hearing Assoc; Member,
International Fluency Association; Clinical Supervisor and
Coordinator, Curtin University Stuttering Treatment Clinic;
Member, Speech Pathology Australia, 1977 to present;
Member, International Affiliate of the American Speech
Language-Hearing Association, 1984 - present; Member,
International Fluency Association, 1990 - present; Member,
Speak Easy Association of Australia, 1980 - present.
Teaching
Stuttering disorders; Professional preparation and
competencies; Professional ethics Clinical Supervisor and
Coordinator of the Stuttering Treatment Clinic;
Coordinator of the Professional Masters Programme.
Research Interests
Stuttering Disorders in children and adults; Adolescent
stuttering and special needs; Psychosocial aspects of early
stuttering; Medico-legal ethics; Professional issues and
professional preparation practice.
Publications
“SPEECH! SPEECH!” CITE Curtin University Alumni
Magazine. Volume 17, Winter 2011. pp10-11.
Lau, S.R., Beilby, J., (2011). Parenting styles and
attachment in school-aged children who stutter. Journal of
Communication Disorders. Article first published online:
9 DEC 2011. DOI: 10.1016/j.jcomdis.2011.12.002.
Presentations
Beilby, J. M. “Living with stuttering: A mixed methods
investigation into the experiences of adults who stutter
and their partners.” (September 2nd 2011). Ninth Oxford
Dysfluency Conference (September 1st - 3rd 2011).
Beilby, J. M. “Living with Stuttering” (November 2011).
Inaugural CHIRI Conference, Curtin University November
24th 2011.
Brief Summary
Dr Bishop’s interests are in community, social and
environmental psychology. He has worked with CSIRO on
natural resource management issues in the last decade.
He also has interests in Indigenous psychology.
Membership, Awards and Training
Fellow, Australian Psychological Society; Fellow, Society
for Community Research and Action; Fellow, American
Psychological Association; Member, Editorial Advisory
Boards, Journal of Community; Member, Applied Social
Psychology; Member, Community, Work, & Family;
Australian Psychologist.
Teaching
Community psychology; Contemporary professional
development; Cross-cultural psychology.
Research Interests
Community psychology; Applied social psychology;
Indigenous issues; Natural resource management; Public
participation; Risk analysis; Rural community psychology.
Publications
Finn, L. D., Bishop, B. J. & Sparrow, N. (In press). Mutual
help for mental health: A dynamic model of change and
identity transformation. American Journal of Community
Psychology.
Brown, A. L., Bishop, B. J. & Bellamy, J. (In press). Chasing
Our Tails: Psychological, institutional and societal paradox
in natural resource management, sustainability and climate
change in Australia. American Journal of Community
Psychology.
Bishop, B. J., Dzidic, P. & Tucker, D. D. (In press). Haud muto
factum - Nothing Happens by Being Mute: The Unspoken
Myths and Metaphors of Climate Change in Rural Australia.
American Journal of Community Psychology.
Roberts, C., Kane, R, Thomson, H., Bishop, B., & Hart, B. (In
press). The prevention of depressive symptoms in rural
school children: A randomised controlled trial. Journal of
Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology.