Simon Colquhoun

• Professional member of Society for Community Research and Action (SCRA)
• Professional member of Western Australian Council of Social Services (WACOSS)
• International member of American Psychological Association (APA)
• Professional member of the Resolution Institute

• Evaluation Of The Effect Of Royalties For Regions For Regions Funded Health Projects In Regional Western Australia, Department Of Regional Development & Lands, 2012, $238,039
• Hawthorn House Model Of Care: Its Effectiveness For People With Dementia And Their Carers, Wicking Trust, 2010, $109,019
• The Development Of An Augmentive Communication Aid For People Living With Dementia, Commonwealth Government, 2010, $46,000
• The Australian Experience And Management Of Dementia-Related Stigma, DCRC, 2008, $40,000
• NEIS Business Grant, Department Of Workplace Relations, 2006 & 2013, $22,234
• A Pilot Study Exploring The Experiences And Impact Of A Computer-Based Cognitive Training Program In People With Early Stage Dementia, Curtin, 2008, $12,000
• ECU International Travel Grant, Edith Cowan, 1998, $1,500

• Commonwealth Research Scholarship, Commonwealth Government, 1997-2000, $55,000
• International Research Presentation Prize, SCRA, 1997

To further his career with the aim of achieving psycho-social change. Simon Colquhoun has worked primarily in the area of sustainable research, community consultation, and innovation teaching for 24 years. He has a PhD in Psychology from Edith Cowan University and undergraduate degrees in Psychology (with 1st Honours), Sociology, and Economics from Curtin University. Simon's experience includes working for a range of different government and non-government agencies such as Curtin University, Alzheimer's WA, and the City of Nedlands. A large part of Simon's experience is concerned with the application of a variety of qualitative and quantitative research methods and providing written reports.

• Report, Understanding Conflict Resolution, 2018, Conflict Resolution
• Report, Social Innovation Skills Program: Developing an Innovative Culture, 2017, Social Innovation Development
• Report, Challenges for FIFO/DIDO Workforce: Impacts on Health, Safety and Relationships, 2016, Sustainable Built Environment National Research Centre
• Report, Evaluation of the Effect of Royalties for Regions Funded Health Projects in Regional Western Australia, 2013, Department of Regional Development and Lands
• Report, Mobility of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People, 2012, Ninti One & CRC Australia
• Report, South West Workforce Development Plan, 2012, AECOM
• Report, Housing and Children's Development and Wellbeing: Evidence From Australian Data, 2012, AHURI
• Report, The Link Between Indigenous Culture and Wellbeing. Qualitative Evidence for Australian Aboriginal Peoples, 2012, Curtin
• Report, South West Development Plan, 2012, AECOM
• Report, AAWA Research & Development Plan, 2010, Alzheimer's Australia WA
• Report, Applicability and Suitability of Computer Based Cognitive Training for People with Early Stage Dementia, 2009, Curtin
• Report, Employee Opinion Survey 2008 Report, 2008, AAWA
• Report, Community Well-Being in City of Nedlands, 2003, JMG
• Report, Community Consultation in City of Nedlands, 2003, City Of Nedlands
• Journal Article, An occupational study of the mental health of FIFO/DIDO construction workers, 2016, Proceeding of International Production and Construction Conference, Colquhoun, S., Biggs, H., Dovan, N., Wang, X., Mohamed, S.
• Journal Article, Issues beyond the construction site: Employee perceptions of challenges for the FIFO/DIDO workforce, 2016, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, Dovan, N., Colquhoun, S., Biggs, H., Mohamed, S, Wang, X.
• Journal Article, Safewalk- Promoting safe walking for people with dementia, 2009, Journal of Dementia Care, Read, S., Colquhoun, S. D., Burton, J.
• Journal Article, Curtin research focuses on dementia, 2009, Australian Nursing Journal, Curtin University
• Journal Article, Safewalking for people with dementia, 2008, Nursing Review, Alzheimer's Australia WA
• Journal Article, Keeping tabs on wanderers, 2008, Insite, Alzheimer's Australia WA
• Journal Article, Aboriginal sense of community, 2006, Journal of Community Psychology, Bishop, B., Colquhoun, S. D., Johnson, G.
• Journal Article, The social and psychological impact of mobile phone usage, 2004, Network, Stewart, S., Bishop, B., Colquhoun, S. D.
• Journal Article, Adaptation and general well-being of Anglo-Indian immigrants in Australia, 1997, The International Journal of Anglo-Indian Studies, Colquhoun, S.
• Journal Article, The acculturation and psychological sense of community of Anglo-Burmese migrants living in Western Australia, 1998, Scandinavian and European Migration to Australia and New Zealand, Colquhoun, S.

• Associate Professor Brian Bishop PhD SCRA Fellow, Adjunct Associate Professor, School of Built Environment Curtin University, b.bishop@curtin.edu.au, 0491253495
• Professor Herbert Biggs PhD, Adjunct Professor, Faculty of Health QUT and Humanities Faculty Curtin University, h.biggs@qut.edu.au, 0484 552 807

• Interpersonal Psychotherapy Training, Interpersonal Psychotherapy Institute
• Research Skills Training & Community Consultation Training, Curtin; Murdoch; WALGA; Native Title Tribunal; ABS
• Microsoft Office Training, Micro-mouse
• Business Skills Training, David Wells & Associates; Australian Institute of Management; Strategic Leadership Consulting; Australian Quality Council; Cochrane
• HR training, Cullen, Mercer, Egan & Dell (MCED); TRIM Captura