Beulah Joseph

Biography

Dr Beulah Joseph is a registered psychologist, clinical psychology registrar, organisational psychology endorsee, researcher and educator. Her academic and professional interests centre on workplace mental health, cross-cultural psychology, psychological assessment and intervention, and the translation of psychological research into practice.

Research

Beulah’s research interests include workplace mental health and wellbeing, psychological assessment and intervention and psychological service evaluation. Her PhD examined Employee Assistance Programs, with a particular interest in connecting research and practice to improve psychological wellbeing, service effectiveness and organisational outcomes.

Community engagement

Beulah regularly volunteers in refugee and asylum seeker support, education and animal welfare. Her professional and academic work reflects an interest in culturally responsive practice, psychological wellbeing and translating psychological knowledge into meaningful outcomes for diverse individuals, workplaces and communities.

Supervision

Beulah is a Board-approved supervisor with experience supervising postgraduate psychology students, provisional psychologists and practising psychologists across professional practice, clinical work and research. She also supervises postgraduate research and psychology placements.

Teaching

Beulah has extensive teaching experience across undergraduate and postgraduate psychology, including organisational and cross-cultural psychology, counselling and behaviour change, employability and neuropsychology. Her teaching focuses on connecting psychological theory and research with professional practice.

Other

Beulah is an Associate Editor of the Journal of Workplace Behavioral Health and a member of the Australian Association of Psychologists Inc (AAPi) and EMDR Association of Australia (EMDRAA)