Tia Whyman

The University of Western Australia (M561), 35 Stirling Highway,
6009 Perth
Australia

Accepting PhD and other Higher Degree by Research Students. View current PhD/HDR research project opportunities at https://researchdegrees.uwa.edu.au/projects

PhD/HDR research projects available:

Aboriginal health and wellbeing; social and emotional wellbeing; Aboriginal culture; lateral violence; psychology; mental health; qualitative research; yarning; Aboriginal research methodologies

Expertise related to UN Sustainable Development Goals

In 2015, UN member states agreed to 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all. This person’s work contributes towards the following SDG(s):

Education/Academic qualification

Psychology, PhD, Ngarratja kulpaana: Yarning together about lateral violence among Aboriginal people in Naarm, Monash University (Australia)

Award Date: 6 Jul 2022

External positions

Postdoctoral research fellow, The Kids Research Institute Australia (Telethon Kids Institute)

15 May 2023 → …

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A digital intervention to support childhood cognition after the COVID-19 pandemic: a pilot trial
Kirk, H., Spencer-Smith, M., Jobson, L., Nicolaou, E., Cornish, K., Melzak, E., Hrysanidis, C., Moriarty, C., Davey, B., Whyman, T., Bird, L. & Bellgrove, M. A., 18 Jun 2024, In: Scientific Reports. 14, 1, 24 p., 14065.
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Moort dandjoo kaadadjiny: Growing up aboriginal kids strong in their culture and identity
Whyman, T., Jones, L., Farrant, B., Michie, C., Ilich, N., Shapcott, J., Hill, D., McNamara, A., Bowie, M., Penny, M., Pell, C. & Green, O., 20 Aug 2024, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Australasian Journal of Early Childhood. 13 p.
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Strategies for coping and dealing with lateral violence among Aboriginal people living in south-east Australia
Whyman, T., Murrup-Stewart, C., Young, U. M., Carter, A. & Jobson, L., 2024, In: Australian Journal of Psychology. 76, 1, 2347646.
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What is lateral violence and how do we deal with its many forms?
Whyman, T.
27/02/23
1 Media contribution
Press/Media: Press / Media
Yarning Circles: Adopting a culturally sensitive approach to community-based research
Whyman, T.
15/11/20
1 Media contribution
Press/Media: Press / Media

Tia Whyman

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Expertise related to UN Sustainable Development Goals

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Collaborations and top research areas from the last five years

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A digital intervention to support childhood cognition after the COVID-19 pandemic: a pilot trial

Moort dandjoo kaadadjiny: Growing up aboriginal kids strong in their culture and identity

Strategies for coping and dealing with lateral violence among Aboriginal people living in south-east Australia

What is lateral violence and how do we deal with its many forms?

Yarning Circles: Adopting a culturally sensitive approach to community-based research

Tia Whyman

Personal profile

Expertise related to UN Sustainable Development Goals

Education/Academic qualification

External positions

Fingerprint

Collaborations and top research areas from the last five years

Research output

A digital intervention to support childhood cognition after the COVID-19 pandemic: a pilot trial

Moort dandjoo kaadadjiny: Growing up aboriginal kids strong in their culture and identity

Strategies for coping and dealing with lateral violence among Aboriginal people living in south-east Australia

Press/Media

What is lateral violence and how do we deal with its many forms?

Yarning Circles: Adopting a culturally sensitive approach to community-based research