Dr Stefan Luebbers
Biography
Stefan Luebbers is a lecturer and clinical forensic psychologist. His clinical background includes experience in general and forensic mental health with children, adolescents and adults, drug and alcohol dual diagnosis, youth justice, adult correctional settings, and military psychology. Research interests: youth mental health and violence, victimisation and abuse, and adolescent service delivery.
Research interests
Clinical Psychology; Developmental Psychology; Forensic Psychology
PhD candidate and honours supervision
Higher degrees by research
Accredited to supervise Masters & Doctoral students as Principal Supervisor.
Honours
Available to supervise honours students.
Fields of Research
- Forensic Psychology - 520103
- Mental Health Services - 420313
Teaching areas
Clinical Psychology;Developmental Psychology;Forensic Psychology
Awards
- 2013, Other, Excellence in teaching award, Monash University
Publications
Also published as: Luebbers, Stefan; Luebbers, S.
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Recent research grants awarded
- 2020: Evaluation of New and Enhanced Service Responses to Youth Sexual Violence and Abuse (RFQ) *; Department of Child Safety, Youth and Women (Qld)
- 2020: Evaluation of the Children's Court Clinic *; Court Services Victoria
- 2019: 20/20 Draft Project Concept Phase *; Department of Justice and Community Safety
- 2019: Evaluation of the YSS/AYSS (Youth Support Service/Aboriginal Youth Support Service Evaluation Requirements) *; Department of Justice and Community Safety
- 2019: Review of Adolescent Sexual Offending Services (RFQ) *; Department of Youth Justice (Qld)
- 2018: RFQ Submission - Adolescent Violence Intervention Programs *; Department of Justice and Regulation Fund Scheme
- 2017: Research and evaluation of the Family Drug Treatment Court *; Court Services Victoria
- 2014: The relationship between mental illness and offending among Australian Young Offenders *; Australian Institute of Criminology Research Grants
* Chief Investigator
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