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Dr Leah Sharman is an ARC DECRA Research Fellow at the School of Psychology, The University of Queensland, with research spanning Social Psychology, Emotion Psychology, and Health Psychology. Her work intersects with Law, Medicine, and Public Health through interdisciplinary collaborations.
- PhD in Psychology (2019), focusing on crying interpretation and functions
- Current research: loneliness in post-escape domestic violence survivors
Key research areas include:
- Sexual strangulation during consensual activities
- Reproductive coercion in Queensland
- Antimicrobial stewardship in remote hospitals
- Music's role in emotional regulation
Recent projects have produced:
- Developed social prescribing frameworks for loneliness
- 2025 prevalence study on sexual strangulation
- 2024 qualitative analysis of criminalization impacts on DV support workers
Supervision includes PhD candidates exploring:
- Psychosocial risk factors in domestic violence
- Integrated primary health care for TB
- Adverse childhood experiences and substance use
Current funding through ARC Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (2024-2027) supports research on social isolation and loneliness in domestic violence contexts. Contact: l.sharman1@uq.edu.au
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