
Dr Caitlin Yolland
- Faculty of Health, Arts & Design
- School of Health Sciences
- Centre for Mental Health
- AMDC 907 Hawthorn campus
Biography
Coming from a mixed background of Bachelor of Arts (Drama)/Bachelor of Science (Psychology), I completed my Psychology Honours at Deakin University in 2015. I have recently completed my PhD within the Cognitive Neuropsychiatry lab at the Centre for Mental Health. My research involves investigating the cognitive mechanisms and biological contributors to schizophrenia and pscyhosis. I am currently working on two NHMRC projects. My main role is as a postdoctoral researcher exploring multimodal hallucinations in psychosis. The second project was the focus of my PhD and involves using MRI scans from individuals with chronic schizophrenia to predict cognitive outcomes, and how this may relate to oxidative stress.
I'm passionate about using my experiences and skills from the creative world to better communicate scientific outcomes and mental health research to the general population.
Research interests
Clinical Psychology; Cognitive Psychology; Neuroscience
Fields of Research
- Biological Psychology (neuropsychology, Psychopharmacology, Physiological Psychology) - 170101
- Health, Clinical And Counselling Psychology - 170106
- Cognitive Sciences - 170200
Teaching areas
Clinical Psychology;Cognitive Psychology;Biostatistics;Clinical Psychology;Cognitive Psychology
Publications
Also published as: Yolland, Caitlin; Yolland, C.; Yolland, C. O. B.; Yolland, Caitlin O. B.
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