Sources
1489 sources cited across the tree
125 sources
| Kind | Source | Citations | Origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Article / paper | Workplace Triple P: A controlled evaluation of a parenting intervention for working parents Matthew R. Sanders, Helen M. Stallman and Mala McHale, “Workplace Triple P: A controlled evaluation of a parenting intervention for working parents”, Journal of Family Psychology 25(4) (2011): 581–590 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Designing effective interventions for working parents: a web‐based survey of parents in the UK workforce Matthew R. Sanders, Divna M. Haslam, Rachel Calam, Clare Southwell and Helen M. Stallman, “Designing effective interventions for working parents: a web‐based survey of parents in the UK workforce”, Journal of Children's Services 6(3) (2011): 186–200 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | The Factor Structure of the Frost Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale in University Students Helen M. Stallman and Cameron P. Hurst, “The Factor Structure of the Frost Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale in University Students”, Australian Psychologist 46(4) (2011): 229–236 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Understanding the Coping Strategies of International Students: A Qualitative Approach Nigar G. Khawaja and Helen M. Stallman, “Understanding the Coping Strategies of International Students: A Qualitative Approach”, Australian Journal of Guidance and Counselling 21(2) (2011): 203–224 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Internet interventions for treatment of alcohol-related problems Helen M. Stallman, David Kavanagh and Angela Maree White, “Internet interventions for treatment of alcohol-related problems”, Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (2012) | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | A qualitative evaluation of perceptions of the role of competition in the success and distress of law students Helen Stallman, “A qualitative evaluation of perceptions of the role of competition in the success and distress of law students”, Higher Education Research & Development 31(6) (2012): 891–904 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | University Counselling Services in Australia and New Zealand: Activities, Changes, and Challenges Helen M. Stallman, “University Counselling Services in Australia and New Zealand: Activities, Changes, and Challenges”, Australian Psychologist 47(4) (2012): 249–253 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Therapy implications of child abuse in multi-risk families William Bor, Helen Stallman, Elizabeth Collerson, Christopher Boyle, Cynthia Cupit Swenson, Brett McDermott and Erica Lee, “Therapy implications of child abuse in multi-risk families”, Australasian Psychiatry 21(4) (2013): 389–392 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | A Randomized Controlled Trial of Family Transitions Triple P: A Group-Administered Parenting Program to Minimize the Adverse Effects of Parental Divorce on Children Helen M. Stallman and Matthew R. Sanders, “A Randomized Controlled Trial of Family Transitions Triple P: A Group-Administered Parenting Program to Minimize the Adverse Effects of Parental Divorce on Children”, Journal of Divorce & Remarriage 55(1) (2014): 33–48 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Where does medical education stand in nurturing the 3Rs in medical students: Responsibility, resilience and resolve? Diann S. Eley and Helen Stallman, “Where does medical education stand in nurturing the 3Rs in medical students: Responsibility, resilience and resolve?”, Medical Teacher 36(10) (2014): 835–837 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Response to ‘The 3Rs: A student perspective’ Diann S. Eley and Helen Stallman, “Response to ‘The 3Rs: A student perspective’”, Medical Teacher 37(6) (2015): 599–600 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Parents’ Barriers to Using School Psychology Services for Their Child’s Mental Health Problems Jeneva L. Ohan, Rebecca J. Seward, Helen M. Stallman, Donna M. Bayliss and Matthew R. Sanders, “Parents’ Barriers to Using School Psychology Services for Their Child’s Mental Health Problems”, School Mental Health 7(4) (2015): 287–297 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Sleepwalking as a Defence for Illegal Behaviour: A Commentary on Popat & Winslade Helen M. Stallman, “Sleepwalking as a Defence for Illegal Behaviour: A Commentary on Popat & Winslade”, Neuroethics 8(3) (2015): 335–337 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Beyond the curriculum: the wellbeing of law students within their broader environment Helen Stallman and James Duffy, “Beyond the curriculum: the wellbeing of law students within their broader environment”, Promoting Law Student and Lawyer Well-Being in Australia and Beyond (2016): 192–203 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | The Learning Thermometer: Closing the loop between teaching, learning, wellbeing and support in universities Helen Stallman and Sharron King, “The Learning Thermometer: Closing the loop between teaching, learning, wellbeing and support in universities”, Journal of University Teaching and Learning Practice 13(5) (2016) | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Randomised Control Trial of a Low‐Intensity Cognitive‐Behaviour Therapy Intervention to Improve Mental Health in University Students Helen M. Stallman, David J. Kavanagh, Anthony R. Arklay and James Bennett-Levy, “Randomised Control Trial of a Low‐Intensity Cognitive‐Behaviour Therapy Intervention to Improve Mental Health in University Students”, Australian Psychologist 51(2) (2016): 145–153 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | The University Stress Scale: Measuring Domains and Extent of Stress in University Students Helen M. Stallman and Cameron P. Hurst, “The University Stress Scale: Measuring Domains and Extent of Stress in University Students”, Australian Psychologist 51(2) (2016): 128–134 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Internet interventions for treatment of alcohol-related problems Helen M. Stallman, David Kavanagh and Angela Maree White, “Internet interventions for treatment of alcohol-related problems”, Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (2016) | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Evaluation of a clozapine decision support tool in a mental health facility Bashir A. S. Ally and Helen M. Stallman, “Evaluation of a clozapine decision support tool in a mental health facility”, Journal of Pharmacy Practice and Research 46(2) (2016): 137–138 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Parenting Style, Parental Adjustment, and Co-Parental Conflict: Differential Predictors of Child Psychosocial Adjustment Following Divorce Helen M. Stallman and Jeneva L. Ohan, “Parenting Style, Parental Adjustment, and Co-Parental Conflict: Differential Predictors of Child Psychosocial Adjustment Following Divorce”, Behaviour Change 33(2) (2016): 112–126 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | A systematic review of treatments for sleepwalking: 100 years of case studies Helen M. Stallman and Mark Kohler, “A systematic review of treatments for sleepwalking: 100 years of case studies”, Sleep and Hypnosis - International Journal (2016) | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Self-reported sleepwalking in Australian senior secondary school students H. M. Stallman, M. Kohler, A. Wilson, S. Biggs, J. Dollman, J. Martin, D. Kennedy and K. Lushington, “Self-reported sleepwalking in Australian senior secondary school students”, Sleep Medicine 25 (2016): 1–3 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Prevalence of Sleepwalking: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis Helen M. Stallman and Mark Kohler, “Prevalence of Sleepwalking: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis”, PLOS ONE 11(11) (2016): e0164769 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | A biopsychosocial model of violence when sleepwalking: Review and reconceptualisation Helen M. Stallman and Andrea Bari, “A biopsychosocial model of violence when sleepwalking: Review and reconceptualisation”, BJPsych Open 3(2) (2017): 96–101 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Could explicit teaching of coping planning in suicide prevention curricula improve resilience in medical students? Helen M. Stallman and Coralie Wilson, “Could explicit teaching of coping planning in suicide prevention curricula improve resilience in medical students?”, Medical Teacher 39(7) (2017): 680 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Health Check: is sleepwalking problematic and can it be ‘cured’? Helen Stallman, “Health Check: is sleepwalking problematic and can it be ‘cured’?”, The Conversation (2017) | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | The role of social support, being present and self-kindness in university student well-being Helen M. Stallman, Jeneva L. Ohan and Belinda Chiera, “The role of social support, being present and self-kindness in university student well-being”, British Journal of Guidance & Counselling 46(4) (2018): 365–374 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Childhood Sleepwalking and Its Relationship to Daytime and Sleep Related Behaviors Helen M. Stallman, Mark J. Kohler, Sarah N. Biggs, Kurt Lushington and Declan Kennedy, “Childhood Sleepwalking and Its Relationship to Daytime and Sleep Related Behaviors”, Sleep and Hypnosis - International Journal (2017): 61–69 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Meeting the needs of patients who have suicidal thoughts presenting to emergency departments Helen M. Stallman, “Meeting the needs of patients who have suicidal thoughts presenting to emergency departments”, Emergency Medicine Australasia 29(6) (2017): 749 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Coping planning: a patient-centred and strengths-focused approach to suicide prevention training Helen M. Stallman, “Coping planning: a patient-centred and strengths-focused approach to suicide prevention training”, Australasian Psychiatry 26(2) (2018): 141–144 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Trigger Warnings: Caring or Coddling Helen M. Stallman, Diann S. Eley and Amanda D. Hutchinson, “Trigger Warnings: Caring or Coddling”, Journal of the Australian and New Zealand Student Services Association 25(2) (2017): 89–92 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Coping planning for suicidality: A case study Helen M. Stallman and Amanda D. Hutchinson, “Coping planning for suicidality: A case study”, The Elements of Psychological Case Report Writing in Australia (2017): 224–228 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Parents Who are Separating or Divorced Helen M. Stallman and Jeneva L. Ohan, “Parents Who are Separating or Divorced”, The Power of Positive Parenting (2017): 216–224 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Can the mental health of Australians be improved by dual strategy for promotion and prevention? Helen M. Stallman and Coralie J. Wilson, “Can the mental health of Australians be improved by dual strategy for promotion and prevention?”, Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry 52(6) (2018): 602 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Development of an Internet Intervention to Promote Wellbeing in College Students Helen M. Stallman and David J. Kavanagh, “Development of an Internet Intervention to Promote Wellbeing in College Students”, Australian Psychologist 53(1) (2018): 60–67 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Medication induced sleepwalking: A systematic review Helen M. Stallman, Mark Kohler and Jason White, “Medication induced sleepwalking: A systematic review”, Sleep Medicine Reviews 37 (2018): 105–113 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | The Role of Social Support, Being Present, and Self‐kindness in University Student Psychological Distress Helen M. Stallman, Jeneva L. Ohan and Belinda Chiera, “The Role of Social Support, Being Present, and Self‐kindness in University Student Psychological Distress”, Australian Psychologist 53(1) (2018): 52–59 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | The alignment of law, practice and need in suicide prevention Helen M. Stallman and Jeneva L. Ohan, “The alignment of law, practice and need in suicide prevention”, BJPsych Bulletin 42(2) (2018): 51–53 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Psychometric Properties and Norms for the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire Administered Online in an Australian Sample Rebecca J. Seward, Donna M. Bayliss, Helen M. Stallman and Jeneva L. Ohan, “Psychometric Properties and Norms for the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire Administered Online in an Australian Sample”, Australian Psychologist 53(2) (2018): 116–124 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Attending to the biopsychosocial approach in Australia’s mental health agenda Helen M. Stallman and Coralie J. Wilson, “Attending to the biopsychosocial approach in Australia’s mental health agenda”, Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry 53(2) (2019): 173 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | University students with mental illnesses are falling through the gaps Bridgette Bewick and Helen Stallman, “University students with mental illnesses are falling through the gaps”, The Conversation (2018) | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Are extension requests an opportunity to support student self-management skills? Helen Stallman and Patricia Muncey, “Are extension requests an opportunity to support student self-management skills?”, Social Work Education 38(2) (2019): 261–268 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Focusing on people at ‘high risk’ of suicide has failed as a suicide prevention strategy Helen Stallman, “Focusing on people at ‘high risk’ of suicide has failed as a suicide prevention strategy”, The Conversation (2018) | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | An ethical response to disclosures of suicidal ideation or behaviour Helen M. Stallman, “An ethical response to disclosures of suicidal ideation or behaviour”, The Elements of Ethical Practice (2019): 155–165 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Reducing distress in university students: A randomised control trial of two online interventions Helen M. Stallman, Jeneva L. Ohan and Belinda Chiera, “Reducing distress in university students: A randomised control trial of two online interventions”, Australian Psychologist 54(2) (2019): 125–131 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Problems with the ‘ask for help’ approach to mental illness and suicide prevention Helen M. Stallman, “Problems with the ‘ask for help’ approach to mental illness and suicide prevention”, Australasian Psychiatry 27(5) (2019): 534 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Science needs better reporting to improve translational mental health research Helen M. Stallman, “Science needs better reporting to improve translational mental health research”, Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry 54(2) (2020): 209 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Efficacy of the My Coping Plan mobile application in reducing distress: A randomised controlled trial Helen M. Stallman, “Efficacy of the My Coping Plan mobile application in reducing distress: A randomised controlled trial”, Clinical Psychologist 23(3) (2019): 206–212 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Pharmacological interventions for the treatment of psychological distress in patients with asthma: a systematic review and meta-analysis Liem Tran, Kelsey Sharrad, Zoe Kopsaftis, Helen M. Stallman, Andrew Tai, Nicola Spurrier, Adrian Esterman and Kristin Carson-Chahhoud, “Pharmacological interventions for the treatment of psychological distress in patients with asthma: a systematic review and meta-analysis”, Journal of Asthma 58(6) (2021): 759–769 | 1 | Manual |
| Article / paper | Suicide following hospitalisation: systemic treatment failure needs to be the focus rather than risk factors Helen M. Stallman, “Suicide following hospitalisation: systemic treatment failure needs to be the focus rather than risk factors”, The Lancet Psychiatry 7(4) (2020): 303 | 1 | Manual |