Hailey is a psychologist with a particular interest in sleep and circadian rhythms. She is currently working as a psychologist at St Vincent’s Hospital Sleep Centre. Hailey is the Co-Chair of the Insomnia and Sleep Health Council for the Australasian Sleep Association and is on the Behavioural Management of Sleep Disorders Education Sub-Committee. Hailey has worked in a range of research and clinical settings, including Melbourne Sleep Disorders Centre, The Institute for Breathing and Sleep and Monash University’s Project REST. Hailey holds a Master of Psychology from Swinburne University of Technology and Bachelor of Science (Honours in Psychology) degree from The University of Melbourne. She is currently studying a PhD in Psychology at RMIT University investigating training for psychologists in sleep and circadian rhythms.
Experience
2018–present
Psychologist, St Vincent's Hospital Sleep Centre
2015–2018
Psychologist, Melbourne Sleep Disorders Centre
2012–2016
Research officer, Institute for Breathing and Sleep
2009–2012
Officer, Department of Human Services
Education
2018
RMIT University, PhD in Psychology
2015
Swinburne University of Technology, Master of Psychology (Counselling Psychology)
2007
The University of Melbourne , Bachelor of Science (Honours)
Publications
2018
Evidenced Based Mental Health, Web-based cognitive behaviour therapy for insomnia shows long -term efficacy in improving chronic insomnia
2017
Journal of Sleep Research, Magnetic resonance imaging of the upper airway in patients with quadriplegia and obstructive sleep apnea
2017
Sleep Medicine, The management, privacy and medico-legal issues of electronic CPAP data in Australia and New Zealand
Professional Memberships
Psychologist Registration Board of Australia
Member of the Australian Psychological Society
Member of the Australasian Sleep Association
Society for Behavioral Sleep Medicine
Sleep Research Society
Australian Association for Cognitive and Behavioural Therapy