基本信息
浏览量:1
职业迁徙
个人简介
Professor Leanne Hides holds an NHMRC Senior Research Fellowship and the industry-supported Lives Lived Well Chair in Alcohol, Drugs and Mental Health at the University of Queensland. She is a senior clinical psychologist with almost 20 years of clinical and research experience in the treatment of primary and comorbid substance use disorders in young people. Professor Hides has led 15 randomised controlled trials (RCTs) on substance use treatment. She also develops web and mobile-phone based programs.
She has over 150 publications including 127 peer-reviewed journals and has written 5 treatment and training manuals. Professor Hides' work has been presented her work at over 100 conferences.
Prof Hides' current research interests include:
Developing and testing new models for understanding youth substance use and comorbidity
Improving the treatment of youth substance use and comorbidity by:
Integrating more strengths-based approaches
Identifying and enhancing mechanisms of change
Combining psychological and pharmacological treatments,
Integrating mobile phone and web-based interventions
Understanding the relationship between youth wellbeing and mental disorders
Development of mobile phone and web-based interventions targeting the mental health and wellbeing of young people
Ray's night out: mobile app targeting risky alcohol use
music eScape: mobile app using music to improve affect regulation
Breakup Shakeup: mobile app for coping with relationship breakups
Keep it Real: web-based program targeting psychotic-like experiences in substance users
Routine outcome monitoring (ROM) plus feedback in SMART Recovery Australia: a feasibility study examining SMART ROM (led by A/Prof Kelly, UoW).
Training, supervision, and dissemination of evidence-based practice
Current projects
Commonwealth Department of Health (Connor & Hides), Centre for Youth Substance Abuse Research (CYSAR) National Addiction Centre
NHMRC MRFF Million Minds (led by A/Prof March, USQ): Translating evidence-based interventions into population-level digital models of care for child & adolescent mental health
NHMRC Project (led by Prof Hides): Brief interventions to prevent future alcohol-related harm in young people presenting to emergency departments.
NHMRC Project (led by Prof Hides: Randomised controlled trial of a telephone-delivered social well-being and engaged living (SWEL) intervention for disengaged at-risk youth
NHMRC Project (led by Prof Teesson, University of Sydney)- Internet-based universal prevention for anxiety, depression and substance use in young Australians
NHMRC Project (led by Prof Teesson, University of Sydney)- Healthy, wealthy and wise: The long-term effectiveness of an online universal program to prevent substance use and mental health problems among Australian youth
Paul Ramsay Foundation (led by Prof Teesson, University of Sydney): The Healthy Lifestyles program: An innovative online primary and secondary prevention intervention
NHMRC Project (led by Prof David Kavanagh, QUT) - Trial of a new low-cost treatment to support self-management of Alcohol Use Disorder: Functional Imagery Training
NHMRC Project (led by A/Prof Toombs, University of QLD) - Indigenous Network Suicide Intervention Skills Training (INSIST): Can a community designed and delivered framework reduce suicide/self-harm in Indigenous youth?
NHMRC Project (led by Prof Clare Collins, University of Newcastle) Efficacy and cost-effectiveness of varying levels of technology-delivered personalised feedback on dietary patterns in motivating young Australian adults to improve diet quality and eating habits: The Advice, Ideas and Motivation for My Eating study
NHMRC Project (led by Prof Sue Cotton, University of Melbourne) - Rates, patterns and predictors of long-term outcome in a treated first-episode psychosis cohort
She has over 150 publications including 127 peer-reviewed journals and has written 5 treatment and training manuals. Professor Hides' work has been presented her work at over 100 conferences.
Prof Hides' current research interests include:
Developing and testing new models for understanding youth substance use and comorbidity
Improving the treatment of youth substance use and comorbidity by:
Integrating more strengths-based approaches
Identifying and enhancing mechanisms of change
Combining psychological and pharmacological treatments,
Integrating mobile phone and web-based interventions
Understanding the relationship between youth wellbeing and mental disorders
Development of mobile phone and web-based interventions targeting the mental health and wellbeing of young people
Ray's night out: mobile app targeting risky alcohol use
music eScape: mobile app using music to improve affect regulation
Breakup Shakeup: mobile app for coping with relationship breakups
Keep it Real: web-based program targeting psychotic-like experiences in substance users
Routine outcome monitoring (ROM) plus feedback in SMART Recovery Australia: a feasibility study examining SMART ROM (led by A/Prof Kelly, UoW).
Training, supervision, and dissemination of evidence-based practice
Current projects
Commonwealth Department of Health (Connor & Hides), Centre for Youth Substance Abuse Research (CYSAR) National Addiction Centre
NHMRC MRFF Million Minds (led by A/Prof March, USQ): Translating evidence-based interventions into population-level digital models of care for child & adolescent mental health
NHMRC Project (led by Prof Hides): Brief interventions to prevent future alcohol-related harm in young people presenting to emergency departments.
NHMRC Project (led by Prof Hides: Randomised controlled trial of a telephone-delivered social well-being and engaged living (SWEL) intervention for disengaged at-risk youth
NHMRC Project (led by Prof Teesson, University of Sydney)- Internet-based universal prevention for anxiety, depression and substance use in young Australians
NHMRC Project (led by Prof Teesson, University of Sydney)- Healthy, wealthy and wise: The long-term effectiveness of an online universal program to prevent substance use and mental health problems among Australian youth
Paul Ramsay Foundation (led by Prof Teesson, University of Sydney): The Healthy Lifestyles program: An innovative online primary and secondary prevention intervention
NHMRC Project (led by Prof David Kavanagh, QUT) - Trial of a new low-cost treatment to support self-management of Alcohol Use Disorder: Functional Imagery Training
NHMRC Project (led by A/Prof Toombs, University of QLD) - Indigenous Network Suicide Intervention Skills Training (INSIST): Can a community designed and delivered framework reduce suicide/self-harm in Indigenous youth?
NHMRC Project (led by Prof Clare Collins, University of Newcastle) Efficacy and cost-effectiveness of varying levels of technology-delivered personalised feedback on dietary patterns in motivating young Australian adults to improve diet quality and eating habits: The Advice, Ideas and Motivation for My Eating study
NHMRC Project (led by Prof Sue Cotton, University of Melbourne) - Rates, patterns and predictors of long-term outcome in a treated first-episode psychosis cohort
研究兴趣
论文共 432 篇作者统计合作学者相似作者
按年份排序按引用量排序主题筛选期刊级别筛选合作者筛选合作机构筛选
时间
引用量
主题
期刊级别
合作者
合作机构
Alison K. Beck, Briony Larance, Victoria Manning, Frank P. Deane,Amanda L. Baker,Leanne Hides, Anthony Shakeshaft,Angela Argent, Peter J. Kelly
JOURNAL OF SUBSTANCE USE & ADDICTION TREATMENT (2025)
The Sage Handbook of Addiction Psychologypp.320-331, (2025)
Lily Davidson,Janni Leung,Catherine Quinn,Rhiannon Ellem,Calvert Tisdale, Jisu Choi,Molly Carlyle,Melanie White, David J. Kavanagh,Leanne Hides
International Journal of Alcohol and Drug Research (2024)
JOURNAL OF POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY (2024)
J. Peek, P. Vardon,L. Passmore, H. Peek, I Yang,E. Stone,R. Manser, P. Fogarty,F. Brims,A. McWilliams, C. Gartner,L. Hides,S. Lawler,K. Fong, H. Marshall
RESPIROLOGY (2024): 273-273
引用0浏览0引用
0
0
Tianze Sun, Gary,Daniel Stjepanovic, Tesfa Yimer, Giang Vu, Carmen Lim, Caitlin McClure-Thomas,Jason Connor,Wayne Hall,Leanne Hides,David Hammond, Timo Dietrich, Daniel Erku,Benjamin Johnson,Janni Leung
crossref(2024)
Guo Freeman,Julian Frommel,Regan L. Mandryk,Jan Gugenheimer,Lingyuan Li,Daniel Johnson,Cecilia Aragon,Syed Ali Asif,Jakki O. Bailey, Meryem Barkallah, Braeden Burger,Sebastian Cmentowski, Jamie Hancock,Leanne Hides,Hongxin Hu, Yang Hu, Wangfan Li,Ruchi Panchanadikar, Niloofar Sayadi, Devin Tebbe,Leslie Wöhler, Xinyue You,Zinan Zhang,Douglas Zytko
Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Workpp.288-295, (2024)
Dominique de Andrade,Lily Davidson, Carlie Robertson, Philip Williams,Janni Leung,Zoe Walter,Julaine Allan,Leanne Hides
Journal of Clinical Psychology (2024)
加载更多
作者统计
#Papers: 428
#Citation: 9531
H-Index: 43
G-Index: 89
Sociability: 7
Diversity: 3
Activity: 121
合作学者
合作机构
D-Core
- 合作者
- 学生
- 导师
数据免责声明
页面数据均来自互联网公开来源、合作出版商和通过AI技术自动分析结果,我们不对页面数据的有效性、准确性、正确性、可靠性、完整性和及时性做出任何承诺和保证。若有疑问,可以通过电子邮件方式联系我们:report@aminer.cn