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Making meaning of female-specific trauma, cultural patriarchy, and gender minimisation pre, during, and after the refugee journey from the perspective of women and those who support them

“Men don’t suffer domestic violence”: making sense of domestic violence in childhood and its legacy in adult life

Dehumanisation, politicisation and growth: an interpretative phenomenological analysis of refugee and asylum seeker detention

Relentless, Aggressive, and Pervasive: Exploring Gender Minimization and Sexual Abuse Experienced by Women Ex-Military Veterans

Risk of burnout, psychological growth, longevity of career and making sense of Covid-19 in senior Australian radiation oncologists

Systemic disregard, demoralising occupational burnout, protective maturity: The ‘lived’ experience of nuclear medicine technologists and the impact of COVID-19

Making meaning of irreconcilable destruction of innocence: National humanitarian professionals exposed to cybercrime child sexual exploitation in the Philippines

‘If i don’t do it, i’m out of rhythm and i can’t focus as well’: positive and negative adult interpretations of therapies aimed at ‘fixing’ their restricted and repetitive behaviours in childhood

“A cellar made of cold grey cement”: making sense of the cumulative impact, both positive and negative, of domestic violence in childhood and adult life

Dementia families: Relinquishing home care to aged care services: Guilt, traumatic loss and growth

Fifty years of coming home from foreign wars: subjective interpretations of social and cultural reintegration challenges over the decades in veterans exposed to combat and peacekeeping

Growing up with a sibling suffering mental ill health: the positive and negative lived experience of vicarious exposure

  • Creator: Cox, Sarah
  • Resource Type: thesis
  • Date: 2021

Vicarious rite of passage in law students: family trauma, systemic patriarchy and caring for self

“Relentless, aggressive and pervasive”: exploring gender minimisation and sexual abuse experienced by women ex-military veterans

"She'll be able to live independently... as long as I'm around": the "lived" experience of parenting a child with 22q11.2 deletion syndrome in the transition to adulthood

Interpretative phenomenological analysis of the lived experiences of older adults regarding their functional activities in Ghana

‘If I don't do it, I'm out of rhythm and I can't focus as well’: positive and negative interpretations of adults who received interventions targeted at ‘fixing’ them for restricted and repetitive behaviours in their childhood

Violation and hope: refugee survival in childhood and beyond

'At the end of the day, it is more important that he stays happy': an interpretative phenomenological analysis of people who have a sibling with 22q11.2 deletion syndrome

Could I, should I? Parenting aspirations and personal considerations of five young women with 22q11.2 deletion syndrome

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