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Candice  P Boyd

Dr Candice Boyd

qualifications: BSc, GradDipEdPsych, MPsych, PhD(Psych), PhD(Geog/Creative Arts)

Australia

Dr Candice Boyd is an artist-geographer and clinical psychologist in the School of Geography at the University of Melbourne, Australia. Her research interests include geographies of mental health, therapeutic spaces, regional youth and eco-cultural identities.


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Commentary 1 December 2020

Climate change and rural mental health: a social geographic perspective


Original Research 14 February 2011

Preferences and intention of rural adolescents toward seeking help for mental health problems


Original Research 28 April 2009

Coping and resilience in farming families affected by drought


Original Research 10 September 2008

Clinician's perspectives of the relocation of a regional child and adolescent mental health service from co-located to stand alone premises


Commentary 31 January 2008

Social geography and rural mental health research


Original Research 13 February 2007

Understanding barriers to mental health service utilization for adolescents in rural Australia


Review Article 28 February 2006

Issues in rural adolescent mental health in Australia

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