Chloe Kidd

Dr. Chloe Kidd serves as a Research Fellow at the Centre for Health Research, University of Southern Queensland, specializing in child and adolescent mental health. Her work focuses on evidence-based interventions for vulnerable youth populations within Australian healthcare contexts.

Education:

• Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) from Griffith University
• PhD from Griffith University

Research Focus: Dr. Kidd's expertise centers on developmental psychopathology and trauma-informed care for children and adolescents. Her methodology emphasizes community-based participatory research to translate clinical findings into practical mental health services, particularly addressing gaps in rural and remote Australian settings. Current projects examine digital therapeutics and school-based prevention programs.

Awards: No scientific awards documented in available institutional records.

Academic Contributions: While no student supervision or grant funding details are publicly listed, her role involves collaborative research with Queensland Health services. The Centre for Health Research provides interdisciplinary infrastructure supporting her work in clinical translation and mental health service evaluation.