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IMPACT - Arnie Phillips

Background

After graduating with a degree in aquatic science, I spent the first couple of years looking into the ears of fish caught by various research and commercial industries (it’s not weird…it’s how we find out their age!). After that rather unique experience, I spent 20 years in the IT industry working as an analyst, architect and strategist around Australia and the UK before finally working out what I wanted to be when I grew up.

At the tender age of 40 I returned to Uni and started on the journey towards becoming a clinical psychologist. In addition to my work with the Barwon Health / Deakin University IMPACT team, I currently work in private practice – specialising in the treatment of ASD, ADHD, as well as mood, anxiety, and sleep disorders.

 

Research Focus Arnie Phillips about me

Despite my age, I am a very (!) early-career researcher. Drawing on my past experience in the IT industry, my research focus is in relation to the design and development of digital interventions (including telehealth, smartphone apps, and web-based resources) to support and compliment traditional face-to-face psychological treatment.

 

 

How you can help

Participate in a Clinical Trial

To find out about Clinical Trials currently underway at Barwon Health, click here. To learn more about the Adrian Costa Clinical Trials Centre, click here.

Donate

Research requires ongoing investment and there are several ways to support our work. You can make a donation today and contribute to an item on our research group’s wish list, consider a bequest in your will, or establish a lasting legacy fund in your name. No matter what size, your philanthropic support will deliver an immediate impact to this important work. To donate now or for more information, please contact the Barwon Health Foundation.

Last Modified: Tuesday, 14 June 2022

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Arnie Phillips

BSc(Aquatic), GradCert(BusAdm), GradDip(PsychSci), BA(Hons, Psych), MPsych(Clin)

Associate Research Fellow, IMPACT

Phone: (03) 522 72034

[email protected]