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Graduation Ceremony16 May 2018

AcknowledgmentsOur Graduation Ceremony is being held on the land of the Wurundjeri Nations people and we respectfully acknowledge them as the Traditional Owners and custodians of the land on which we are gathered. We pay our respects to their Elders, past and present, and the Elders from other communities who may be here today.

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The Cairnmillar Institute Graduation Ceremony 6:00pm Wednesday 16 May 2018Hawthorn Arts Centre and Town Hall

Professor Kathryn von TreuerExecutive Director

Professor von Treuer commenced as Executive Director of the Institute in April 2016. She is a registered psychologist and an endorsed health and organisational psychologist, and sits on the Psychology Board of Australia. Her post graduate studies in psychology, together with her business qualifications, complement

extensive industry experience in senior management across various sectors. Because of her commitment to the healthcare professions, psychological services, and education, she was invited to be an Honorary Associate Professor with the School of Medicine at Deakin University. Her research in education has been presented both nationally and internationally, and she is a significant contributor to the research undertaken by the Institute.

Emeritus Professor Francis Macnab AMFounder

Dr Francis Macnab AM founded the Cairnmillar Institute in 1961. The School of Psychology Counselling and Psychotherapy was accredited as a Higher Education Provider in 2005. His distinguished career was marked by a curiosity for ideas, an originality of expression, and a history of excellence in his

professional, academic, and religious communities. He has made a significant and ongoing contribution to the intellectual life of Australia and in countries throughout the world. Testimony to his intellectual integrity is to be found in many recognitions and awards: as a Member of the Order of Australia; as an Honorary Doctorate of Applied Science awarded by RMIT University, Melbourne; an Honorary Doctor of Divinity, awarded by the Aberdeen University, Scotland; and as the Sir James Darling Medal awarded by the Australian College of Educators for outstanding contributions to education.

Welcome From the Council and Staff


Mr Rowan Kennedy Chair of the Council

Mr Rowan Kennedy has had a distinguished career in law and through his contribution to the community. He recently retired as a partner from the international law firm, Mallesons, Stephen Jaques (now King Wood Mallesons) after 37 years of service. He is a past president of the Victorian Division of the Heart

Foundation. He is interested in environmentally sustainable industries, including the treatment of polluted water and the production of Natural Australian Pyrethrin. He is the director of a number of companies, and is involved in various organisations, charitable foundations, and sporting activities.

The Hon Marcia Neave AO Chief Patron

The Honourable Marcia Neave AO has had a long and distinguished career as a judge, lawyer, academic and public policy maker. She served as a Justice of the Victorian Court of Appeal prior to her appointment as Chair of the Victorian Royal Commission into Family Violence. Her Honour has held Chairs at three Australian Universities, and

was the Judge in Residence at The University of Melbourne Law School. She has a long standing interest in law reform, with a focus on gender and social issues, and was the founding Chair of the Victorian Law Reform Commission.

Professor Ben Richardson Head of School

Professor Ben Richardson joined Cairnmillar as the Head of School of Psychology, Counselling and Psychotherapy in 2016. Previously he worked at Deakin University as Associate Head of School (Teaching and Learning) where he had a strong focus on utilising educational technology to deliver high quality, personalised, and accessible

learning experiences. His academic research focus is on utilising smartphones to obtain in the moment assessment of individuals’ feelings and behaviours which in turn facilitates tailored delivery of in-the-moment intervention.

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Congratulations From the Executive Director and the Head of School

Prof Kathryn von Treuer Executive Director

Prof Ben Richardson Head of School

On behalf of the Institute and the broader Cairnmillar community, we extend to you our warmest congratulations for your outstanding collective achievements.

At Cairnmillar, we specialise in training professionals who provide an exceptional service to their community and who can make a difference in their field.

You graduate today equipped with a comprehensive skill set and we are excited to see how and where you apply it. Today’s ceremony is not only a hallmark of many years of hard work and commitment, but signifies the beginning of a new chapter in your life. It is a special occasion for you and for those who have supported you on your journey. Seize this opportunity to celebrate your achievements with your family,

friends and lecturers.We welcome you all into the alumni of Cairnmillar, a valuable community that will continue to provide you with networks, education and support.

We wish you well for your future.


The Cairnmillar Mace Dr Michael Clarke

The Cairnmillar Academic Staff

The Graduands

Executive Director Professor Kathryn von Treuer

Chairman of the Cairnmillar Council Mr Rowan Kennedy

The Chief Patron The Hon Marcia Neave AO

Award Designate Mr Wal Reid

The Council of the Cairnmillar Institute

The Academic Board

The Human Research Ethics Committee

The Fellows of the Cairnmillar Institute

The Academic Procession

GraduandsThe Chief Patron presents the Testamurs

Carole Lesley Arbuckle

Kayla Lee Byworth

Joelle Jean-Louis

Shonah Louise Tomkins

In Absentia:

Graduate Certificate of Counselling and Psychotherapy

Graduate Diploma of Counselling and Psychotherapy

Rose Sze Yu Chan Natasha Jane Power Dixon

Amelia Jane Best

Martin O’Hanrahan

Patrick Ruggles

Jules Frances Bailey Silva

In Absentia:

Master of Counselling and Psychotherapy

Kiriaki Brouvalis Client critical events in the development of secure attachment to therapist

Timothy Robert Clark The psychotherapeutic relationship in massage therapy

Natasha Jane Power Dixon Memories are not facts: A qualitative study of self identify

Eka Kristina Not lost and forgotten: An exploration of therapists’ grief following the death of a client

Vinh Huu Nguyen Long-distance relationships: Personal attributes, relationship investigation and commitment

Sally Elizabeth Polmear The heartbeat of death: How does a person’s attitude to death affect the way they live?

Marie Catherine Ward How Australian Registered General Nurses perceive their role in suicide prevention

Siobhan Louise Barry

Taylor James Dowling

Annabelle Catherine Jeffries

Michaela Klabanová

Emma Kate Louise Lowe

Yury Shamis

In Absentia:


Graduands

Shezana Mumtaz Aslam

Madeline Mae Black

Hasan Ciftci

Apeksha Das

Madeline Gibson

Alex Celeste Griffiths

Maria Justine Marshall

Hannah Mae Schena

Robert Thomas Thomson

In Absentia:

Graduate Diploma of Psychology

Taasha Vischa Balakas-Patterson

Rebecca Louise Barbie

Lisa Kay Batson

Emily Maya Clinch

Emma-mae Dumble

Callum Farrell

Claudia Geils

Sally Jane Hood

Elwin Zi Cong Hu

Brittany June Keeler

Adam Kelly

Erin Louise Kelly

Rhiannon Lewis

Thomas Manthos

Thomas Michael Murphy

Jessica Grace Pearson

Jasmien Silberbauer

Constantina Socratous

Emily Jane Sterling

Rebecca Kelly Strange

Sarah Louise Teape

Bree Ashley Van Ryswyk

Owen Walker


Graduands

Michelle Maree Allsop

Edward Douglas Lewis Buchanan

Casey Paige Cilia

Julia Clark

Isabelle De Luca

Katherine Violet Elenitsas

Serife Erten

Sarah Felsinger

Sebastian Francese

Samantha Louise Habel

Jacqueline Hibberd

Chelsea Huddle

Anne Iannazzo

Angela Karamalakis

Katrina McCleave

Helen Miller

Rebecca Lee Moorfoot

Zahra Noori

Thomas O’Halloran

Edward Pascoe

Darren Perry

Natasha Rose Stocco

Cassandra Christina Toulios

Joanna Umney

Jennifer Vong

Tricia Williamson

In Absentia:

Master of Professional Psychology

Adrienne Buhagiar Carolyn Joy Thompson

Jayda Aleyna Akder

Burcu Seda Bolat

Nishietha Govender

Megan Jurecka

Vasundhara Kulkarni

Natalie McKinnon

Julie Mounter

Mai Linh Ngo-Nguyen

Hayden Reid

Casey Ellie Same

Emma Katarina Sestan

Alice Trang

In Absentia:

Master of Professional Psychology Practice

Ruby Zeynep Basocak

Erin Battersby

Jocelyn Renee Clarke

Sarah Rose D’Souza

Donna Kathleen Dunham

Anna Louise Hames

Hardeep Kaur

Jovana Kragulj

Keira Stevenson

Maria Sulaiman

Helen Werts

James David Wai-Main White

Candice Williams

Melissa Wilson


GraduandsMaster of Psychology (Clinical Psychology)

Sarah-Jane Louise Bellinger Factors affecting return to methamphetamine use

Shelley Rhian Bird Determinants of satisfaction in intimate relationships: A longitudinal study of the intra- and interpersonal differences in couples with and without anxiety

Naomi Eve Huggins Craker The malevolent side of social networking: Negative social power, sadism, and psychopathy predict Facebook trolling behaviour

Parris Davenport A study investigating subjective wellbeing, homeostatically protected mood and resilience following a diagnosis of breast cancer

Byron de Ridder The effects of emotion and self-efficacy on gambling-related behaviour

Tessa Dickson Intolerance of uncertainty and worry: Pathways to social anxiety in people with epilepsy and the general population

Nina Qian Ni Ding The contribution of contextual factors and individual characteristics to the supervisory alliance

Tania Huynh The determinants of problem gambling

Laura Larkin Switching off and preventing burnout: Determinants of daily psychological detachment and reattachment

Bianca Sarah Rose Lebenholc The effect of exposure to social media’s ‘ideal’ body types on body dissatisfaction and psychological wellbeing

Ling Wei Lee An examination of international students’ utilisation of counselling services : An application of the Theory of Planned Behaviour

Shelley Massey Subjective motives for methamphetamine use: Effect on frequency of methamphetamine consumption and visual memory deficits

Jessica Lauren McLinden Workplace bullying: Coping strategies and social support as protective factors of subjective wellbeing

Magdalena Mroczka The relationship between perfectionism, burnout, stress and therapeutic self-efficacy in Australian psychologists


Carina Mihaela Purdea Do self-determination, maladaptive coping and locus of control mediate the relationship between attachment and social anxiety?

Matthew Scerri Psychological distress and the relationship between need-fulfilment and internet gaming disorder

Mary Eleanor Stanley Trait mindfulness and adolescent behavior problems in a non- clinical sample: Investigation of the mediatory role of psychological inflexibility and perceived stress

Ella Zane Svensson Extending the Obsessive- Compulsive Spectrum: Shared features of Obsessive- Compulsive, Body Dysmorphic, and Eating Disorder symptomatology

Siobhan Annalise Williams Ageing and quality of life: The impact of psychosocial resilience factors, internalising stigma of help seeking, and gender

In Absentia:Bianca Michelle Comfort

Leila Greenfield

Julianne J Ross

Ellen Frances Wescott-Dawson


Graduate Response

Awards

The Chief Patron’s AddressThe Honourable Marcia Neave AO

Student Excellence in Professional PsychologyErin Battersby

Student Excellence in Clinical PsychologyElla Svensson

The Peter Doherty Prize in Counselling and PsychotherapySally Polmear

Dr Margaret Rose Garrett Prize in Family TherapyAnnabelle Jeffries

Executive Director’s Outstanding Thesis AwardMatthew Scerri

APS Award for Excellence in 4th year PsychologyJessica Pearson

Teaching Excellence Awards

Sally Polmear

Pre and Post Ceremony

Outstanding Contribution Award

Thanks and Close

The RecessionalPlease join us for refreshments in the foyer.

The Cairnmillar Institute expresses warm appreciation to:

The Chief PatronThe Master of Ceremonies The Wurundjeri Nation Elder

The Guest PerformersThe GraduatesGuests, Families, and Friends

The staff at the Hawthorn Arts Centre and Town Hall, and the volunteers who have given their valuable assistance to this evening’s ceremony.

The 4th Element has developed over the last four years, from performing at Wesley College, to stages in the real world. A group with high hopes, they have performed at Dizzy’s Jazz Club and at various private functions. They now look to expand their performance

repertoire over the next few years. Featuring Remy Burns on trumpet, Pat Edwards on guitar, Nick Lazzara on bass, Leigh Petropoulos on drums, and with the recent adoption of Callum Thorpe on piano, the jazz group looks forward to spicing up what it is, and what it will be.

Guest Performance by The 4th Element

As chair of the Human Research Ethics Committee, Mr Wal Reid has played a major role in the many achievements of the Institute, including the prestige by which it is now known. We thank him for his leadership, for his intellectual rigour, and for the support and friendship he has given over many years.


Teaching Faculty, Staff and Clinicians

Prof Kathryn von Treuer DBA MBSc BBSc(Hons) DipAppSc GCHE FAPS MAICD FAHRI Executive Director

Prof Ben Richardson PhD BAppSciPsych(Hons) Head of School

Ms Mandy Taylor MClinPsych PGDipPsych BA MAPS FCCLP Director of Clinical Practice

Ms Paula Alexopoulos MBA MPsych BBSc MAPS

Dr Alastair Anderson PhD MBA GDipOpsRsch BEc

Dr Stephen Andrew DClinSci BEdCouns BA

Ms Mary Arnold-Turnbull EMBA BALib AALIA

Dr Coral Brown PhD MA GDipEdCouns BA FAPS FCCOUNP

Ms Susan Cavarra MPsych GDipPsych BA MAPS MCCOUNP

Dr Michael Clarke PhDClinPsych BSocScHons GDipPsych BA MAPS FCCLP

Dr James Collard DPsychH GDipPsych BComBSci MAPS FCCLP

Dr Rachel Cousins DPsychClin BBSc(Hons) MAPS

Ms Biliana Dearly MCounsHumServ PACFAClin

Dr Russell Deighton Dr biol hum (PhD) DiplPsych (Masters) ClinPsych BA(Hons) MAPS

Ms Mary Dewberry MACounsPsych BA(Hons) MAPS

Ms Michelle Doolan MClinFamTher GDip VET BA(Hons) MAPS FCCOUNP

Ms Catherine Eldridge GDipPsych BPsych MAPS

Dr Ashlee Field PhD MPsych BBSc(Hons) MAPS

Ms Karen Fossey MClinPsych BAppSciPsych(Hons) BSocSci MAPS

Assoc Prof Andrew Francis PhD BBSc(Hons) DipHSc DipPMT APMA

Ms Robyn Gordon MA GDipChildPsych BA MAPS

Dr Raymond Jeanes PhD MEd

Dr Alexa Kambouropoulos PhD MEdPsych GDipEd BA MAPS

Ms Margaret Karafilowska MA GDipPsych BAppSc MAPS

Dr Jon Kettle PhD MPsychClin BA(Hons) MAPS FCCLP

Dr Mandy Kienhuis PhD BAppSci(Hons) BBehSc GCertTertTeach&Learn MAPS FCCLP

Ms Zoë Krupka MCounsHumServ PACFAClin

Dr Jacquie Mills PhD BAppScPsych(Hons)

Dr Roseanne Misajon PhD BA (Hons) BSc GCertHEd

Dr Liza Ng PhD MPsych DipEdPsych BSc MAPS

Dr Tanya Osicka DPsychH GDipPsych GCertGer BA MAPS

Mr Kevin Peel MPsychClin GDipPsych BAppSc(Hons) BSc MAPS CCLIN

Ms Elke Ponczek BSc(Hons) MAPS

Ms Anna Rajendran MCouns&Psyth GDipAppPsych GDipEd BA BSc(Hons) MAPS FCMI

Dr John Ryan PhD GDipPsych BSc DipEd MAPS

Our Staff


Ms Bella Saunders MClinPsych MEdStPsych DipEdPsy BA MAPS FCCN FCEDP

Ms Joanne Smith MAPsychClin BASocSc(Hons) MAPS

Dr Vasileios Stavropoulos PhDClinPsych MScClinPsych BSc(Hons) MAPS

Ms Keira Stevenson MProfPsych GDipPsych BBehSc

Ms Serena Thorpe MPsychClin PGDipPsych GCertDev BAPsych MAPS

Dr Steven Trawley PhD BSc(Hons)

Ms Kelly Watt-McMahon MPsychClin BBSc(Hons) MAPS FCCLP

Dr Gerke Witt DPsychClin BScPsych(Hons)

Adjunct Professors

Prof Melissa Casey

Prof Marita McCabe

Prof Monica O’Kelly

Prof Avni Sali

Emeritus Professor

Prof Francis Macnab AM

Organisational Development and Coaching Consultants

Professor Kathryn von Treuer DBA MBSc BBSc(Hons) DipAppSc GCHE FAPS MAICD FAHRI

Mr Garrick Atkin MPsych MAPS

Ms Penny Gray MPsyIndust/Org BASciPsych(Hons)

Dr Richard Kasperczyk PhD FAPS

Dr Graham Scott MSciOrgPsy DipClinHypnosis BBSc(Hons) LDS BDS MADA MAPS

Ms Anna Vagias BEcon BSW MHumResMgt

Dr Kelly Windle BAppSc(Psych) GCertEntMgmt GDipPsy PhD MAPS CAHRI

Administration

Ms Claire Adkins GDipProfPsych GDipPsych BACrimJusAdmin

Ms Fiona Cantarella

Mr Adam Crow

Ms Carley Fraser BA(Hons)

Mr Mark Gibson MCP MCTS

Ms Saphron Hastie PGDipSocSci BA MATEM

Ms Rita Ioannou

Ms Francesca Lionti

Ms Liz Lyons

Mr Darcy White

Ms Sue Rollnik GDipEd BBusAcct DipVET CPA

Ms Madeline Sempf BBusMkt

Ms Kerry Vajeth

Ms Lana Winzar


Mr Norman AndersonMs Joy ArnotMs Fleur BonninDr Ian A G Brand AMMr Clifford W BreezeDr Coral BrownDr Carol BurtonMr Ian ChisholmMs Marilyn CobainMr Andrew FairleyMr Trevor FowlerMr Barry FoxMs Sevgi GuneyDr Warwick HartinDr Erin HollowayMr Peter Isaacson AM

Dr Raymond JeanesMr Stuart JobstMr Michael JohnstoneDr Denis KiellerupJustice Michael Kirby AC CMGMr Barry KnightsDr Steven KoskiDr Lynette KramerAssoc Prof David Loader OAMDr Vivienne McIlroyMs Heather MartinMr John MessageMr Colin Neave AMMs Carmel O’Brien

Ms Helen PapadopoulosDr Jim Potter AMMs Anna RajendranMr Martin RandallMr Wal ReidMr Ross Scholes- RobertsonMr Andrew ScottDr Julie ShawEmeritus Prof Brian Smith AODr Robin StewardsonMs Patricia StubbsProf Maxwell ThompsonDr Jeff WassertheilMrs Gwen Waters

Council MembersMr Rowan Kennedy – Chairman LLB BCom

Mr Ian Chisholm FAICD FCMI

Ms Carolyn Deveny BCom CPA

Assoc Prof David Loader OAM MEd BSc(Gen)

Prof Marita McCabe PhD BA (Hons) FAPS

Mr Les Posen MedPsych

Dr Julie Shaw PhD MBA MSc BA FCMI

Dr Coral BrownProf Kathryn von Treuer

Fellows

Academic BoardAssoc Prof David Loader – Chairman MEd BSc(Gen)

Ms Marilyn Cobain MA FAPS

Prof Joe Graffam BBSc MA PhD FAICD MAPS MACEA

Dr Coral BrownMs Saphron HastieDr Vasileios StavropoulosMs Zoe KrupkaProf Ben Richardson

The Institute TrustMr Ian Chisholm – Chairman

Ms Carolyn DevenyDr Julie Shaw

Committees Human Research Ethics CommitteeMr Wal Reid – Chairman LLB MBA CPA

Ms Joy Arnot RN Div1 PBNC

Mr John Brookes MBA

Dr John Fidler PhD

Ms Alison Jones BA LLB

Dr Alastair Anderson Dr Coral BrownAssoc Prof Andrew FrancisAssoc Prof David Loader (ex officio)

Prof Ben Richardson


The Cairnmillar Institute is a not for profit organisation of which the Foundation supports low cost counselling services for socially disadvantaged children, adolescents and adults, and actively promotes a positive culture of caring for the mental health of the Victorian community. Through the Foundation, donors are able to provide much-valued financial support to the Institute and its many initiatives. Visit our website for more information or to view how you can make a difference. https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/about-cairnmillar/donate-to-cairnmillar/

Charities Supporting Charities

The Cairnmillar Institute is a health promotional charity. We instill a sense of corporate social responsibility among our staff and students. Subsequently, we are actively involved in supporting other charities, and participate in yearly events such as The Biggest Morning Tea and Run For the Kids.

Cairnmillar Foundation

AlumniWe welcome the graduates of today’s ceremony to our alumni community of over eight hundred, and the number is growing. Our graduates can be found in psychological practices and in counselling positions throughout Australia and overseas. We are very proud of the contribution they make to the vision of the organisation and to the communities in which they work.

By completing their qualification at Cairnmillar, graduates join our extended network of alumni and friends around the country. We strongly encourage them to make the most of their Cairnmillar connection as their career progresses, and we look forward to seeing our alumni at our professional development events and celebrations.

Alumni can post their achievements to [email protected]


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The information contained in this course guide was correct at the time of publication, May 2018. The Cairnmillar Institute reserves the right to alter or amend the material contained in this guide.

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