Dr Alyssa Morse
Research Fellow
BPsych (Hons), AMusA, PhD (ANU)
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About
Alyssa (B Psych (Hons), PhD) is a lived experience Research Fellow at the Centre for Mental Health Research. Alyssa conducts a program of research in youth mental health and family caring, focused on genuine lived experience involvement and the mixed-methods evaluation of innovative prevention and care models for young people. Currently, Alyssa leads an implementation evaluation of the Variations in Sex Characteristics Psychosocial Service (VSCPSS) in the ACT.
Affiliations
Centre
- Centre for Mental Health Research, Researcher
Groups
- Child, Youth and Family Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Unit, Researcher
- Lived Experience Research Unit, Researcher
Research interests
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Improving lived experience involvement in research, health services and health policy
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Prevention and promotion in youth mental health
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Mental health service evaluation and design
Projects
- Investigating Interventions for Postnatal Depression, Supervisor
- Recovery Colleges in Australia, Supervisor
- Co-Creating Safe Spaces, Researcher
- Development of a program to help parents better support the mental health needs of their children, Researcher
- Development of an online portal to support youth and parents, Researcher
- Developmental Evaluation of TIDES (Trauma Intervention, Development and Emotional Support) Service, Researcher
- Interconnect Health Research: Work Package 1, Researcher
Location
Room 1.15, Building 63