Ned Chandler-Mather

PhD (Clinical Psychology)

Ned has experience in developmental assessment across urban and regional settings. His workplaces have included university clinics, community settings, out-patient paediatric services, and child safety departments. He has spent over five years involved in the assessment of young children with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) at specialised diagnostic clinics across Queensland.

He is also currently a Research Fellow at Griffith University with research interests in FASD, the effects of trauma and adversity on the family and child development, and developing more equitable ways to track a child’s development across systems.

Ned is registered as a tutor in training with the ARICD and supports Dr Tania Pomario and Laura Jellins in running Griffiths III practical training workshops.