She has diverse interests, in areas of trauma, older adults and family mental health, forensic mental health, social justice and bioethics, developed over a career that has spanned Australia, England and New Zealand. Gail’s experiences have culminated in a focus on working with individuals with complex needs. Gail currently works in public and private practice, where she is able to focus on: clinical interventions with individuals with complex needs across the lifespan and provision of robust, ethical forensic and cognitive assessments in the criminal and civil fields. She has a Masters in Forensic Psychology and a Masters in Clinical Psychology. Committee Member