Charlotte Brownlow

Prof Charlotte Brownlow is Dean of the Graduate Research School at the University of Southern Queensland. She previously served as Associate Dean (2019–2023) and Associate Professor of Psychology (2017–2019). Her affiliations include the School of Psychology and Wellbeing and the Centre for Health Research. Brownlow holds a BSc(Hons) from Aston University and a PhD from the University of Brighton.

Education:

• BSc(Hons), Aston University
• PhD, University of Brighton

Research Interests: Charlotte’s work focuses on developmental psychology, disability studies, autism, and co-produced research with autistic communities. She emphasizes ethical and participatory approaches in social media and health research.

Research Trends: Her publications highlight themes like autistic parenting experiences, male-friendly counseling strategies, and digital detox effects. She also explores systemic challenges faced by trans autistic youth and HDR students. Recent work integrates AI evaluation and rural mental health.

Awards: No scientific awards explicitly mentioned.

Advising & Grants: Supervision details not listed, though her research outputs imply involvement in collaborative projects. Affiliated with interdisciplinary teams addressing autism, mental health, and education.

Labs/Teams: Engaged with the Graduate Research School and interdisciplinary groups at the University of Southern Queensland, focusing on neurodiversity, public health, and counseling practices.