Master of Health Science (Child & Adolescent Health): THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY

Bachelor of Health Science (Rehabilitation Counselling): THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY

Graduate Diploma of Psychology: WESTERN SYDNEY UNIVERSITY

Graduate Diploma in International & Community Development: DEAKIN UNIVERSITY

Graduate Certificate in Human Nutrition: DEAKIN UNIVERSITY

AHPRA Board-Approved Supervisor: JAMES COOK UNIVERSITY

Current candidature:

Doctor of Philosophy: THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY

Erin Fearn-Smith is an Australian psychologist, rehabilitation counsellor and lecturer. She has 25+ years of industry experience in mental health, homelessness and social inclusion across the not-for-profit and local government sectors, and has worked in Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom.

Alongside teaching and research at the University of Sydney Faculty of Medicine and health, Erin delivers clinical supervision (board approved) to the community workforce. She is also Convener of the Australian Psychlogical Society’s (APS) Interest Group for Psychology and Homelessness, is a a non-executive director for not-fot-profit law firm Birigid Justice for women experiencing violence, and a current PhD candidate at the University of Sydney with a research focus on brain injury and cognitive impairment amongst people experiencing homelessness.