Dr Charlie Fontaine ~ Lecturer, Psychology
College of Healthcare Sciences
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Dr Charlie Fontaine is a lecturer in Psychology, within the College of Healthcare Sciences. They recieved their PhD from the University of Warwick, exploring resilience in adolescent mental health - determining resilience factors for bullied LGBTQI adolescents and the role of anxiety and worry in school transition for young adolescents. Dr Fontaine received a Master’s in Clinical Aspects of Psychology from the University of Reading; they completed a placement in the Anxiety and Depression clinic, contributing to research exploring online CBT as effective treatment for anxiety in adolescents. Their Master’s thesis investigated the types of individuals drawn to pain and who engage in painful activities.
Dr Fontaine's current research is focused on mental wellbeing in excessive online gaming, evolutionary theory in modern dating behvaiours, and student mental wellbeing.
- Publications
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- Journal Articles
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- Fontaine C, Birchwood M and Connor C (2022) Perceived self-belief and social support: resilience in bullied LGBTQ+ adolescents. Youth Voice Journal, 12.
- Mattos Feijó L, Tarman G, Fontaine C, Harrison R, Johnstone T and Salomons T (2018) Sexspecific effects of gender identification on pain study recruitment. The Journal of Pain, 19 (2). pp. 178-185
- Other research outputs
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- Fontaine C and Nicholson Perry K (2021) Student mental wellbeing at ACAP: Resilience, support, and distress. ACAP Conference 2021 Program and Book of Abstracts. In: ACAP Conference 2021: Transformation in the time of Covid-19, 1 November 2021, Online
- Fontaine C, Connor C, Channa S, Palmer C and Birchwood M (2017) The impact of emotional acknowledgement and self-esteem on resilience to family dysfunction. European Psychiatry, 41 (Supplement). p. S734
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