selected publications
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academic article
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Moore EWilliams ABell IThomas N. Client experiences of blending a coping-focused therapy for auditory verbal hallucinations with smartphone-based ecological momentary assessment and intervention.
Internet Interventions.
19.
2020
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Williams AFarhall JFossey EThomas N. Internet-based interventions to support recovery and self-management: A scoping review of their use by mental health service users and providers together.
BMC Psychiatry.
19.
2019
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Williams AScanlan JNLogan AArblaster KHaracz KFossey EMilbourn BTPépin GMachingura TWebster JS. Mental health consumer involvement in occupational therapy education in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand.
Australian Occupational Therapy Journal.
67.
2019
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Williams AFossey EMEFarhall JFFoley FThomas N. Going Online Together: The Potential for Mental Health Workers to Integrate Recovery Oriented E-Mental Health Resources Into Their Practice.
Psychiatry: interpersonal and biological processes.
81:116-129.
2018
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Serry NOates JEnnals PVenville AWilliams AFossey ESteel G. Managing reading and related literacy difficulties: University students’ perspectives.
Australian Journal of Learning Difficulties.
23:5-30.
2018
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Williams AFossey EFarhall JFoley FThomas N. Recovery after psychosis: qualitative study of service user experiences of lived experience videos on a recovery-oriented website.
JMIR Mental Health.
5:1-13.
2018
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Hitch DRobertson JOchoteco HMcNeill FWilliams ALhuede KBaini AHillman AFossey E. An evaluation of a vocational group for people with mental health problems based on The WORKS framework.
British Journal of Occupational Therapy.
80:717-725.
2017
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Fossey EBigby CChaffey LMealings MWilliams ASerry NVenville AOates JEnnals P. Supporting students with mental health issues and acquired brain injury: university teaching staff perspectives.
Journal of the Australia and New Zealand Student Services Association.
49:15-25.
2017
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Coker FWilliams AHayes LHamann JHarvey C. Exploring the needs of diverse consumers experiencing mental illness and their families through family psychoeducation.
Journal of Mental Health.
25:197-203.
2016
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Ennals PFortune TWilliams AD'Cruz K. Shifting occupational identity: doing, being, becoming and belonging in the academy.
Higher Education Research and Development.
35:433-446.
2016
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Williams AEFossey ECorbiere MPaluch THarvey C. Work participation for people with severe mental illnesses: An integrative review of factors impacting job tenure.
Australian Occupational Therapy Journal.
63:65-85.
2016
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Whatley EFortune TWilliams AE. Enabling occupational participation and social inclusion for people recovering from mental ill-health through community gardening.
Australian Occupational Therapy Journal.
62:428-437.
2015
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Williams AFossey EHarvey C. Social firms: Sustainable employment for people with mental illness.
Work.
43:53-62.
2012
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Williams AMoore EAdshead GMcDowell ATapp J. Including the excluded: high security hospital user perspectives on stigma, discrimination, and recovery.
British Journal of Forensic Practice.
13:197-204.
2011
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Williams AFossey EHarvey C. Sustaining Employment in a Social Firm: Use of the Work Environment Impact Scale V2.0 to Explore Views of Employees with Psychiatric Disabilities.
British Journal of Occupational Therapy.
73:531-539.
2010
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Williams A. Smoke-free mental health units.
British Journal of Psychiatry.
190:449-450.
2007
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Donovan RJHenley NJalleh GSilburn SRZubrick SRWilliams A. People's beliefs about factors contributing to mental health: implications for mental health promotion.
Health Promotion Journal of Australia.
18:50-56.
2007
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Williams ACheyne AMacDonald S. The public's knowledge of psychiatrists: questionnaire survey.
Psychiatric Bulletin.
25:429-432.
2001
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Moore EWilliams ABell IThomas N. Client experiences of blending a coping-focused therapy for auditory verbal hallucinations with smartphone-based ecological momentary assessment and intervention.
Internet Interventions.
19.
2020
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conference paper
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Williams AKohn HCarra KD' Cruz KFortune TEnnals P. Oral presentations - Wednesday 1st July 2015.
Australian Occupational Therapy Journal.
34-67.
2015
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Ennals PJfortune Td'Cruz KWilliams Akohn H. Growing scholarship by researching an academic community of practice.
Australian Occuaptional Therapy Journal.
2015
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Williams A. Thursday 25thJuly.
Australian Occupational Therapy Journal.
51-95.
2013
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Knighton NDixon JWilliams ASiversen DCrotty MHarvey C. Best practice in engaging people with a mental illness: Developing educational resources for students and outreach clinicians.
Proceedings: WFOT 15th Congress 4 - 7 May, 2010.
1-1.
2010
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Williams AFossey EHarvey C. Employees with mental illness valued supportive workplace features as enabling them to sustain their jobs in a social firm.
Proceedings: The Mental Health Services Conference.
1-1.
2010
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Williams AFossey EHarvey C. Working in a social firm: a supportive work environment for people with mental illness.
Proceedings: WFOT 15th Congress 4 - 7 May, 2010.
1-1.
2010
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Williams A. The experience of working in a social firm : facilitators of ongoing employment for people with psychiatric disabilities.
The experience of working in a social firm: facilitators of ongoing employment for people with psychiatric disabilities.
1-2.
2008
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Williams A. The experience of working in a social firm : facilitators of ongoing employment for people with psychiatric disabilities.
The experience of working in a social firm: facilitators of ongoing employment for people with psychiatric disabilities.
1-14.
2008
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Williams A. The experience of working in a social firm : facilitators of ongoing employment for people with psychiatric disabilities..
The experience of working in a social firm: facilitators of ongoing employment for people with psychiatric disabilities.
1-13.
2008
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Williams AKohn HCarra KD' Cruz KFortune TEnnals P. Oral presentations - Wednesday 1st July 2015.
Australian Occupational Therapy Journal.
34-67.
2015