Dr Darryl Maybery
BA, BSc (Hons), PhD
Associate Professor of Mental Health
Monash University Department of Rural and Indigenous Health,
P.O Box 973, Moe, Victoria AUSTRALIA
Phone: +61 3 51281017
Fax: +61 2 69332792
mailto:dmaybery@gmail.com
Personal Details
I am the Associate Professor of Rural Mental Health at Monash University Department of Rural and Indigenous Health and Gippsland Medical School. I was born and raised on a wheat and sheep farm in the West Wimmera (Mitre, near Horsham) of Victoria and with my partner (Andrea Reupert) i have two children (Charlotte and Kellie).
I was a clinician for 15 years in the areas of drug and alcohol counselling, prison psychology and employee assistance services. My teaching has been in the areas of research methodology and statistics and I have specific expertise in program evaluation. I have over 40 publications, 30 conference presentations, supervised over 30 honours, Masters and Phd students to completion and successfully acquitted 15 research grants totalling over $500,000. I research in the areas of stress, mental health and wellbeing, positive psychology and rurality. My (along with Andrea Reupert) current major research focus is in the area of families with parental mental illness. I am the outgoing Editor of the Journal Rural Society.
Research
My research is generally in the area of health psychology focusing on mental health and wellbeing. One area of interest is in relation to the measurement of positive (uplift) and negative (hassle) daily events within Richard Lazarus's cognitive appraisal model of stress and emotion. A second area is in relation to primary mental health . This includes working with community organisations (e.g. Primary Mental Health Practitioners, Divisions of General Practice) to establish primary intervention program need, assessment and/or evaluations. In addition, I am part of a number of collaborations undertaking interventions and research in relation to children whose parents have a mental illness . Finally, I undertake social research in relation to conservation behaviours (e.g. farmer land use behaviour).
Teaching
My teaching mostly focuses on Research Methodology and Statistics although I also have teaching interests are in the areas of health, abnormal and counselling psychology. I also offer workshops in the program evaluation area.
Book Chapters and Journal publications
Recent Grants and Consultancies
Recent Grants and Consultancies
2005 - $18,000: Riverina Division of General Practice. A model of service delivery to meet the mental health needs of young people in the Riverina. Barber, N. & Maybery, D.J.
005 - $10,000: Vichealth. Estimating the numbers of children whose parents have a mental illness according to type and severity of parental mental illness and an economic assessment of intervention. Goodyear, M., Maybery, D.J., Reupert, A.E., D.J, Patrick, K. & Crase, L.
2003-2006 - $150,000: Vichealth, Beyond Blue, Victorian Health Department. Support kids of parents with a mental illness: program research and evaluation. Maybery, D.
2004 - $28,000: Hume Region Primary Mental Health Team. Research and evaluation of the North East Victoria Primary Mental Health Program. Maybery, D.J.
2002 - $25,000: NSW Department of Land and Water Conservation, Implementation of the Findings of the Social Research into the Behaviour of Landholders in the NSW Murray Catchment. Crase, L., Maybery D. & Lamb, P.
2002 - $42,537: Regional sustainability grant. The needs of children of parents affected by a mental illness. Ling, L., Maybery, D. & Johnson, D.
2002 - $6000: Sinclair Knight Merz, Developing a sample frame and assisting with survey design in the Billabong catchment. Crase, L. & Maybery D.
2002 - $71,265: NSW Department of Land and Water Conservation. Social Research to Underpin Regional Catchment Plan Implementation for the NSW Murray . Crase, L. & Maybery D.
Book Chapters and Journal publications
Maybery, D.J. & Reupert, A.E. (submitted August 2005). Workforce capacity to respond to children whose parents have a mental illness. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry
Maybery D.J., Jones-Ellis J. Neale, J. & Arentz, A. (in press) The Positive Event Scale: Measuring uplift frequency and intensity in an adult sample . Social Indicators Research .
Maybery D.J., Neale, J., Arentz, A. & Jones-Ellis J. (currently responding to review).The Negative Event Scale: measuring frequency and intensity of adult hassles. Anxiety, Stress and Coping
Maybery, D.J., Ling, L., Szakacs, E. & Reupert, A.E. (2005). Children of a parent with a mental illness: perspectives on need, Australian e-journal of mental health. 4,2 1-11. See http://www.auseinet.com/journal/vol4iss2/index.php
Reupert, A.E. & Maybery, D.J. (submitted for publication 2005). Families affected by parental mental illness: Issues and intervention points for stakeholders.
Gow, K., Reupert, A.E. & Maybery, D.J. (submitted for publication Feb 2005). Neurolinguistic and hypnotic language in educational settings Book chapter in NOVA.
Hillman, T., Crase, L., Furze, B., Maybery, D. & Ananda, J. 2005, “Multidisciplinary Approaches to Natural Resource Management “, Hydrobiologia (Forthcoming)
Reupert, A.E, Maybery, D.J. (in press). Applying hypnotic language in educational settings. Australian Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis.
Maybery, D.J. et al. (2005). Symposium: Families experiencing mental illness should not cope alone. Creating community partnerships and responses for at risk children and young people. Contemporary THEMHS in mental health services 2004 conference proceedings.
Maybery, D., Crase, L. & Gullifer, C. (2005), “Categorising Farming Values as Economic, Conservation and Lifestyle”, Journal of Economic Psychology, 26 59-72.
Crase, L. & Maybery, D. 2004, “Personality and Landholders' Management of Remnant Bush and Revegetation in the Murray Catchment”, Australasian Journal of Environmental Management , Vol. 11, No. 2, pp. 97-109
Maybery, D.J. (2003). Including interpersonal events on hassle and uplift scales: verification employing global and molecular events. Stress and Health . 19 , 289-296
Maybery, D.J. (2003). Incorporating interpersonal events within hassle measurement. Stress and Health . 19, 97-110.
Maybery, D., Ling, L. & Szakacs, E. (2003). The needs of children whose parents have a mental disorder. Unpublished Manuscript
Crase, L., Maybery, D. & Lamb, P. (2003) Implementation of the Findings of the Social Research into the Behaviour of Landholders in the NSW Murray Catchment. Unpublished Manuscript.
Crase, L., Maybery, D., Ananda, J. & Race, D. (2002). Socio-Economic Issues Relevant to Resource Management in North-East Victoria : Review Paper and Principles for the Development of a Catchment Strategy. Unpublished Manuscript.
‘On the Edge Working Party' (2002) Mental health needs in Albury-Wodonga and district, a report from the “on the edge' working party , Unpublished Manuscript .
Crase, L. & Maybery, D.J. (2002). Social research to underpin the regional catchment plan implementation for the NSW Murray part one: Understanding the s tatus quo. Department of Land and Water Conservation, NSW.
Crase, L. & Maybery, D.J. (2002). Social research to underpin the regional catchment plan implementation for the NSW Murray part two: Investigating triggers for change . Department of Land and Water Conservation, NSW.
Maybery, D.J., Maybery, M.T., Bresnan, R., Croft, B., Graham, R., Macaulay, J., McQualter, S., Mitchell, E., Sherwell, K. & Szakacs, E. (2002). Responding to daily event questionnaires: The influence of the order of hassle and uplift scales. Stress and Health. 18, 19-26.
Maybery, D.J. & Graham, D. (2001). Hassles and Uplifts: Including interpersonal events . Stress and Health 17 . 91-104.
Reupert, A.E. & Maybery, D.J. (2000). Hypnosis in a case of vocational counselling. Australian Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis , 28 (1), 74-81.
Kirkland , R. & Maybery, D.J. (2000). Managing critical incidents in schools, planning your response. Practising Administrator , 22 (3), 18-23.
Maybery, D.J., & Kirkland , R. (1999). Managing critical incidents in schools, planning your response. Manual, Video and Kit. Department of Education, 2 nd Edition, Queensland .
Maybery, D.J. & Reupert, A.E. (1998) Beginning teacher stressors and supports: gender and location differences. Journal of Applied Social Behaviour, 4(2).
Maybery, D.J. & Clarke, V (1991). Why do passengers ride with intoxicated drivers? Drug Education Journal of Australia
Maybery, D.J., Goodyear, M., E. & Reupert, A.E. (2005). Measuring connections, problems and coping in 8-12 year old children whose parents have a mental illness , From Parents to Children: The Impact of Parental Mental Illness on Children , Athens , Greece .
Maybery, D.J., Reupert, A.E. & Goodyear, M., E. (2005). Measuring connections, problems and coping in 8-12 year old children whose parents have a mental illness: preliminary data including normative comparisons , From Parents to Children: The Impact of Parental Mental Illness on Children , Athens, Greece.
Maybery, D.J. & Reupert, A.E. (2005). Mental health workforce barriers to responding to children whose parents have a mental illness , From Parents to Children: The Impact of Parental Mental Illness on Children , Athens , Greece .
Maybery, D., Crase, L. & Gullifer, C. (2005), “Categorising Farming Values as Economic, Conservation and Lifestyle”, Community and Catchments Conference , Charles Sturt University ,August 2005
Maybery, D.J. et al. (2004). Symposium: Families experiencing mental illness should not cope alone. Creating community partnerships and responses for at risk children and young people. Contemporary THEMHS in mental health services 2004 conference proceedings.
Ling L., Maybery D.J. and Szakacs E. (2003). Telling the holistic story, Paper presented at the Australian Psychological Societies Relationships conference, Deakin University , Melbourne .
Maybery D.J., Ling L., and Szakacs E. (2003). The psychological needs of children with parents who have a mental illness. Paper presented at the Australian Psychological Societies Relationships conference, Deakin University , Melbourne
Szakacs E. and Maybery D.J. (2003). The Influence of Positive Concepts on Depressive Outcomes in Children, Paper presented at the Australian Psychological Societies Relationships conference, Deakin University , Melbourne
Maybery, D.J. (July 2003). The most important daily event (hassle and uplift) predictors of psychological symptoms in a University student population. In the Symposium, Attitudes and reactivity to the stress-response: A determinant of health outcomes. Moore, K.A. & Felsten, G. Stress and Anxiety Research Society , Portugal .
Maybery, D.J. (July 2003). Global or molecular hassles and uplifts? Stress and Anxiety Research Society , Portugal .
Crase, L. & Maybery, D.J. (2003). How to ‘Sell' Environmental Best Practice to Farmers ANZAM conference, Fremantle W.A.
Maybery, D.J. (2002) Hassles and uplifts with negative and positive event measurement. Paper presentation at STAR 2002 Under the Southern Cross, Stress and Anxiety Research Society, Melbourne .
Maybery, D.J. (2002). The Negative Event Scale (NES) Poster presentation at STAR 2002 Under the Southern Cross, Stress and Anxiety Research Society, Melbourne.
Maybery, D.J. (2002). The Positive Event Scale (PES). Poster presentation at STAR 2002 Under the Southern Cross, Stress and Anxiety Research Society, Melbourne .
Maybery, D.J. (2002) Mental health needs in Albury-Wodonga and District. Social Research on Rural and Regional Victoria , Beechworth, La Trobe University .
Maybery, D.J. & Crase, L. (2002) Personality profile of landholders from the NSW Murray catchment. Social Research on Rural and Regional Victoria , Beechworth, La Trobe University .
Maybery, D.J., Szakacs, E., Baker, K. & Ling, L. (2002). The needs of children of parents affected by a mental illness. Vicserv Conference Melbourne .
Maybery, D.J. & Olenijzak, K. (2001) Additional sub-scale structure, validity and reliability of the Positive and Negative Event Scale (PANE). Paper presented at the Australian Psychological Societies Relationships conference, Deakin University , Melbourne .
Maybery, D.J. (2001) The most important daily event predictors of distress, satisfaction and mood. Paper presented at the Australian Psychological Societies Relationships conference, Deakin University , Melbourne .
Maybery, D.J. & Olenijzak, K. (2000) Additional sub-scale structure, validity and reliability of the Positive and Negative Event Scale (PANE). Poster presented at the 3 rd World Congress on Stress, Dublin .
Maybery, D.J. & Maybery, M.T. (2000). Responding to daily event questionnaires: Influence of the order of hassle and uplift scales. Poster presented at the 3 rd World Congress on Stress, Dublin .
Maybery, D.J. (1998a). Hassle and Uplift Measurement: The Importance of Interpersonal Events. Paper presented at the 2 nd World Congress on Stress Melbourne: Victoria , Australia .
Maybery, D.J. (1998b). Validity, Reliability and Generalisability of the Positive and Negative Event (PANE) Scale. Paper presented at the 2 nd World Congress on Stress Melbourne: Victoria , Australia .
Maybery, D.J. (1998c). The Influence of the Order of Positive (Uplift) and Negative (Hassle) Events. Poster presented at the 2 nd World Congress on Stress Melbourne: Victoria , Australia .
Kirkland , R., & Maybery, D.J. (1996). Managing critical incidents in schools – Planning for responding. Paper presented at the 1996 National Occupational Stress Conference, Brisbane.
Maybery, D.J. & Reupert, A.E. (1996). Beginning teacher stressors and supports: gender and location differences. Paper presented at the 1996 National Occupational Stress Conference, Brisbane.
Maybery, D.J. (1996). Development of a stress and well-being scales incorporating interpersonal interactions. Paper presented to the North Queensland Branch of the Australian Psychological Society.
Maybery, D.J. (1996). Where's interpersonal interaction on hassle and uplift scales? Paper presented at the Stress and Health Conference, October 1996: Sydney .