Our research aims to understand how traumatic brain injury affects mental health, brain functioning, and brain health across the lifecourse.
We are especially interested in understanding how this affects people from vulnerable groups, such as children and adolescents, elderly people, survivors of domestic violence or abuse, Indigenous and First Nations communities, and those living in rural and remote areas. We work closely with health services and professional organisations.
Research areas
- Traumatic brain injury
- Mental health
- Cognitive functioning
- Brain health
Our team
Our leaders
Researchers
Researchers
- Dr Jake Burnett
- Dr Katherine Kenyon
- Dr Priscilla Gates
- Dr Spencer Roberts
- Jade Guarnera
- Dr Annalee Cobden
Research students
Research students
- Evelyn Deutscher (PhD)
- Jacqui Saward (DPsych)
- Lyndon Firman-Sadler (PhD)
- Rui Zheng (Monash University) (PhD)
- Suzan Maleki (Monash University) (PhD)
- Neel Joshi (PhD)
- Kris Nguyen (Honours student)
- Heath Liam Brian (Honours student)
- Sian Carlon-Garbutt (Honours student)
Our partners
