Andrew Page

Andrew Page is a Professor at the University of Western Australia's School of Psychological Science and serves as Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research). He leads the Suicide Prevention and Resilience Research Centre (SPARRC) and has held roles like Associate Dean of Research and Director of the Robin Winkler Clinic. His work focuses on suicide prevention, mental health outcomes, and cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). He has pioneered daily symptom monitoring systems in psychiatric care and developed clinical training programs in rural settings.

• Education: Not explicitly stated in text.
• Professional Roles: Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research), Director SPARRC, former Clinical Improvement Team consultant at Perth Clinic.

Research interests include predicting adverse psychiatric events (suicide, self-harm) using routine outcomes monitoring (ROM), dynamic risk modeling in psychotherapy, and improving mental health service quality. His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals related to mental health and well-being.

Key achievements include over 160 peer-reviewed publications, the Tracy Goodall Early Career Award (1995), and editorial roles with Psychotherapy Research. He collaborates internationally on projects such as housing inequalities and migrant health.

• Notable Grants: Projects funded by ARC, Young Lives Matter Foundation, and MATES in Construction.
• Lab/Teams: Suicide Prevention and Resilience Research Centre (SPARRC), collaborations with Perth Clinic and Private Mental Health Alliance.