Nick Hagiliassis

Dr Nick Hagiliassis is a psychologist with ten years' experience in the disability field. He completed his undergraduate and post-graduate studies at Monash University, Australia, and his PhD at LaTrobe University, Australia. Nick is the Psychology Advisor with Scope, has worked as a Senior Clinician with the Mid West Primary Mental Health Team, and also works in private practice. Nick has a particular interest in research activities that are relevant to the lives of people with disabilities and is a member of the Bridging Project. Nick has published and presented papers on a range of topics related to disability and psychology, and is the co-author of two books, Enhancing Self-Esteem and Anger Management.

Nick's Contact Details

Nick Hagiliassis

Nick Hagiliassis
Psychology Advisor
Statewide Specialist Services

177 Glenroy Rd
Glenroy VIC 3046
Telephone (03) 8311 4038
Mobile 0409 528 579
Email nhagiliassis@scopevic.org.au

Nick's publications and conference papers related to Mental Health

  • Gulbenkoglu, H. & Hagiliassis, N. (2006). Anger Management: an Anger Management Training Package for Individuals with Disabilities, Jessica Kingsley Publishers, London, UK.
  • Hagiliassis, N., DiMarco, M., Gulbenkoglu, H., Iacono, T. & Watson, J. (2006). Beyond Speech Alone: Guidelines for Psychologists Providing Counselling Services to Clients with Disabilities and Complex Communication Needs, Scope, Melbourne.
  • Hagiliassis, N. & Gulbenkoglu, H. (2005). Enhancing Self-esteem: a Self-esteem Training Package for Individuals with Disabilities, Jessica Kingsley Publishers, London, UK.
  • Hagiliassis, N., Gulbenkoglu, H., DiMarco, M., Young, S., & Hudson, A. (2005). The Anger Management Project: A Group Intervention for People with Physical and Multiple Disabilities, Journal of Intellectual and Developmental Disability, 30(2), 86-96 (Recipient of Australasian Society for the Study of Intellectual Disability Research Prize 2005. Judged to be the most innovative contribution by an Australasian author/s resulting in positive life changes for people with an intellectual disability)
  • Hagiliassis, N., DiMarco, M., Gulbenkoglu, H., Iacono, T., Larkin, H. & Watson, J. (2005). The Bridging Project: Physical Disability and Mental Health, The Bulletin of the Australian Psychological Society, 27(4), 22-24.
  • Physical disability, complex communication needs and mental health, Hagiliassis, N., Gulbenkoglu, H., DiMarco, M., Larkin, H., Watson, J., Iacono, T. & Young, S (2005). Paper presented at the Australian Cerebral Palsy Association Conference, Adelaide.
  • Beyond Speech Alone: Guidelines for Psychologists Providing Counselling Services to Clients with Disabilities and Complex Communication Needs, Hagiliassis, N., Di Marco, M., Gulbenkoglu, H., Iacono, T., & Watson, J. (2005). Paper presented at the Australian Psychological Society Conference, Melbourne.
  • Beyond Speech Alone: Guidelines for Psychologists Providing Counselling Services to Clients with Disabilities and Complex Communication Needs, Hagiliassis, N. & Di Marco, M., (2006). Seminars presented to College of Counselling Psychologists, Melbourne, and College of Developmental and Educational Psychologists, Sydney.
  • Relaxation for people with disabilities, Hagiliassis, N. (2006). Seminar presented to the South West Disability Network Conference, Ballarat.
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