Annalese Bolton

RESEARCHER PROFILE

PhD Student

a.bolton@neura.edu.au


Annalese is both a practitioner and researcher. Her experience and interests are in cognitive psychology (e.g. debiasing decision-making and judgement) and child protection.

RESEARCH TEAM

ZOË DJAJADIKARTA Research Assistant : 02 9399 1887
: z.djajadikarta@neura.edu.au

HASSAN QURESHI PhD Student : +612 9399 1629
: h.qureshi@neura.edu.au

Dr Phu Hoang

DR PHU HOANG NeuRA Post-Doctoral Fellow, MS Senior Physiotherapist : +612 9399 1832
: p.hoang@neura.edu.au

A/PROFESSOR BEN KWAN Associate professor : 9570 4800
: ben.kwan@health.nsw.gov.au

DR MARTIN HÉROUX Research Fellow

LEWIS INGRAM PhD student : 0434 825 572
: l.ingram@neura.edu.au

Peter Nickolls

DR PETER NICKOLLS Honorary Senior Research Officer : +612 9399 1013

DR ANNE BUTLER Research Officer

DR CHAMINDA LEWIS PhD student

SUPERVISORS

DR CLAIRE SHEPHERD Director Sydney Brain Bank Conjoint Lecturer in Pathology, UNSW

DR CLAIRE BOSWELL-RUYS Research Fellow Conjoint Associate Lecturer UNSW Physiotherapist POWH

PROFESSOR SIMON GANDEVIA Deputy Director and Foundation Scientist, NeuRA Senior Principal Research Fellow, NHMRC Conjoint Prof, UNSW

Further information about Annalese Bolton

RELATED INFORMATION

Awards and Prizes

  • HARVARD Kennedy School, Centre for Public leadership, BIG Ideas Doctoral Workshop, attendance and travel funding (2017)
  • SCHOLARSHIPS:
    • APA (2016)
    • NeuRA (2016)
  • IPAA NSW Drive Your Career Program for High Potential Women (2012).

Professional Memberships

  • Full registration AHPRA with forensic endorsement
  • Member of APS College of Forensic Psychology

Other Publications

  • Bolton & Newell (In Press). Finding the ‘Goldilocks Zone’ is both a challenge and an opportunity: A reply to Soon. Journal of Behavioural Economics for Policy.
  • Bolton & Newell (In Press). Applying behavioural science to government policy: Finding the ‘Goldilocks Zone’. Journal of Behavioural Economics for Policy.
  • Lennings, Bolton, & Collins (2011). Assessing the risk of child sexual abuse in litigious families in the Family Court. In D.P. Boer, R. Eher, L.A. Craig, M.H. Miner & F. Pfafflin (Eds.), International perspectives on the assessment and treatment of sexual offenders: Theory, practice and research. Chichester: Wiley-Blackwell.
  • Bolton & Lennings (2010). Clinical opinions of structured risk assessments for forensic child protection: The development of a clinically relevant device. Children and Youth Services Review, 32, 1300-1310.