Dr Darryl Maybery Senior Lecturer Charles Sturt University Locked Bag 678 Wagga Wagga NSW 2678 AUSTRALIA		Phone: +61 2 69332777 Fax: +61 2 69332792 dmaybery@csu.edu.au Room 221 Marchant Hall
		BA; BSc (Hons) (Deakin); PhD (James Cook)

I commenced at Charles Sturt University in 2004 following five years at La Trobe University in Wodonga. Prior to that I spent 17 years as a drug and alcohol counsellor/coordinator, a psychologist with corrective services and also provided employee assistance services to a number of public sector departments, most recently Education Queensland. In recent years, I was also co-partner in a successful private psychology practice. I was born and raised on a wheat and sheep farm in the West Wimmera (Mitre) of Victoria and my partner (Andrea Reupert) and I have two children (Charlie and Kellie).

I current coordinate PSY201 in both distance and oncampus modes from Wagga Wagga campus. I also coordinate and teach in the distance subject PSY306.  My teaching and research interests are in the areas of health, research methodology, abnormal and counselling psychology.

Major research project management

• 2003-2006: Vichealth, Beyond Blue, Victorian Health Department, Support kids of parents with a mental illness: program research and evaluation. ($150,000).
• 2003-2004: Hume Region Primary Mental Health Team, Research and evaluation of the North East Victoria Primary Mental Health Program. ($28,000).
• 2002: 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. ($25,000)
• 2002: La Trobe University regional sustainability grant. The needs of children of parents affected by a mental illness. ($42,537)
• 2002: Sinclair Knight Merz, Developing a sample frame and assisting with survey design in the Billabong catchment. ($6000)
• 2001-2002: NSW Department of Land and Water Conservation, Social Research to Underpin Regional Catchment Plan Implementation for the NSW Murray. ($71265).

Selected recent publications related to teaching and learning and staff development

Maybery, D., Crase, L. & Gullifer, C. (in press), “Categorising Farming Values as Economic, Conservation and Lifestyle”, Journal of Economic Psychology

Maybery, D.J. (2004) Incorporating interpersonal events within uplift measurement. Social Research Indicators 68 35-57.

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.

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.

Reupert, A.E. & Maybery, D.J. (2002). Debriefing strategies in adventure based counseling.   Australian Journal of Guidance and Counselling, 12, 107-117.

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. & Graham, D. (2001). Hassles and Uplifts: Including interpersonal events. Stress and Health 17. 91-104.

Kirkland, R. & Maybery, D.J. (2000). Managing critical incidents in schools, planning your response.  Practising Administrator, 22 (3), 18-23.

Maybery, D.J. & Reupert, A.E. (1998) Beginning teacher stressors and supports: gender and location differences. Journal of Applied Social Behaviour, 4(2).

Last Updated: May 2003