I am a registered psychologist in Alberta, Canada & in Australia with expertise in trauma, addiction, professional ethics, and rural, northern practice. I have been an instructor for Athabasca University since 2000 teaching undergraduate counselling and psychotherapy and an international adjunct with CSU (AUS) for graduate studies since 2010. I am active with provincial, national, and international psychology organizations.
My research and publication areas include professional ethics, rural practice, psychology and Canadian Aboriginal peoples, psychosocial oncology, and existentialism.
My 2010 doctoral dissertation was titled, “Professional Ethics in Rural Canadian Psychology: Understanding the Experiences of Practising Psychologists”. This qualitative research project was an interpretive inquiry involving psychologists from across Canada.
Anderson, T., Upton, L., Dron, J., Malone, J.L., Poelhuber, B. (2015). Social interaction in self-paced distance education. Open Praxis, 7(1), 7-23.
RobsonThomas, S.E., Boxall, D.J., & Malone, J.L. (2014). Navigating multiple relationships: The lived experiences of Australian rural psychologists. 6th Australian Rural and Remote Mental Health Symposium Book of Proceedings. 12-14
Potvin-Boucher, J., & Malone, J.L. (2014). Facilitating mental health literacy: Targeting Canadian First Nations youth. Canadian Journal of Counselling, 48(3), 343-355.
Malone, J.L., & Stanley, D. (2014). Providing community-based mental health in a First Nations health centre: Reflections of a transdisciplinary team. Piamtisiwin: A Journal of Indigenous and Aboriginal Community Health, 11(3).
Malone, J. (2012). Professional ethics in context: Practising rural Canadian psychologists. Journal of Bioethical Inquiry, 9(4), 463-477. DOI: 10.1007/s11673-012-9394-7
Malone, J.L. (in press). Engaging psychology students at a distance: Reflections on Australian and Canadian experiences. Psychology, Learning & Teaching, 12(2), 194-200.
http://dx.doi.org/10.2304/plat.2012.11.2.194
Malone, J.L. (2012). Ethical professional practice: Exploring the issues for health services to rural Aboriginal communities. Rural and Remote Health, 12(1), 1891.
Malone, J.L. (2011). Professional practice out of the urban context: Defining Canadian Rural Psychology. Canadian Psychology, 52(4), 289-295.
Malone, J.L., & Dyck, K.G. (2011). Professional ethics in rural and northern Canadian psychology. Canadian Psychology, 52(3), 206-214.
Malone, J.L. (2010). Reflections of a rural practitioner. Canadian Journal of Counselling & Psychotherapy, 44(4), 438-440.
Pettifor, J., & Malone, J. (2010). Counselling women: Ethics for diversity and social justice. In L. Ross (Ed), Feminist Counselling: Theory, Issues, and Practice. Vancouver, BC: Canadian Scholars Press Inc.
Hawkins, L., Mothersill, K, & Malone, J.L. (2018). “Psychology Updates & Opportunities for 2018”. PracticeWise Webinar. Alberta Health Services 01 February 2018.
Malone, J.L. (2017). “No! The Psychology of Parenting Preschoolers”. Public Seminar. County of St. Paul ECLC. Elk Point 22 November 2017.
Malone, J.L. (2017). “Sex Addiction & Trauma Treatment”. Guest lecture. Sexual Health Program Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine. University of Alberta 30 October 2017.
Malone, J.L. (2014). “The Neurobiology of Addictions”. In-service. Saddle Lake Health & Wellness Eagles Healing Lodge. Saddle Lake Cree Nation 27 August 2014.
Garbutt, A., Jacobs, P., Bates, H., Green, L., & Malone, J.L. (2014). “Funding of Health Services”. Moderated Panel. 3rd Annual Healthcare Symposium. University of Alberta 19 March 2014.
Malone, J.L. (2013). “Professional Ethics in Small Communities: Confidentiality in Rural and Northern Settings”. Webinar. Canadian Counselling & Psychotherapy Association. Online 05 December 2013.
Malone, J.L, Dyck, K.G., & Hardy, C. (2013). “Survey Data: Practice Variables and Professional Satisfaction of Psychologists”. Summit Panel Presentation, “What we Know”. Need, Supply, & Demand of Psychologists in Canada. Summit. Canadian Psychological Association, Ottawa 8-9 November 2013.
Malone, J.L. (2013). “Landmines on our Personal Healing Journeys: Compassion Fatigue & Lateral Violence on the Front Lines” Keynote. Treaty 6 Wellness Gathering. Edmonton 05 March 2013.
Malone, J.L. (2013). “Motivational Counselling in our own Teams: Dealing with Difficult Personalities” Workshop. Treaty 6 Wellness Gathering. Edmonton 05 March 2013.
Malone, J.L. (2012). Boundary Crossings and Boundary Violations: Successful Management of Overlapping Relationships in Rural and Northern Professional Practice. Webinar. Canadian Counselling & Psychotherapy Association, 08 & 09 November 2012.
RobsonThomas, S., Boxall, D., & Malone, J.L., (2014). “Navigating multiple relationships: The lived experiences of Australian rural psychologists”. Paper Presentation. 6th Australian Rural & Remote Mental Health Symposium. Albury, NSW, 12-14 November 2014.
Malone, J.L., Dyck, K.G., & Hardy, C. (2013). “Practising psychology in rural, northern, and urban Canada: Practice variables and professional satisfaction”. Symposium Paper Presentation (in Roufeil, L., Tyson, G.A., Malone, J., Gullifer, J., & Vines, R. Practising as a psychologist: The Canadian and Australian experience of rural practice). 28th International Congress of Applied Psychology. Paris, France, 09 July 2014.
Malone, J.L., Dyck, K.G., & Hardy, C. (2014). “Continuing professional development in Canada: The experience of rural, northern, and urban psychologists”. Symposium Paper Presentation (in Roufeil, L., et al., Practising as a psychologist: The Canadian and Australian experience of rural practice). Paris, France, 09 July 2014.
Malone, J.L. (2014). “Overlapping relationships and relational ethics in rural practice”. Symposium Paper Presentation (in Larsen, D. Relational ethics in psychology: A CPA 75th anniversary ethics symposium). Canadian Psychological Association’s 75th Annual Convention. Vancouver, 07 June 2014.
Hardy, C., Malone, J.L., & Dyck, K. (2014). “Rural and northern psychologists: Who are we and what are we doing?” Symposium Paper Presentation (in Lisaingo, S., et al., Engaging the next generation of psychologists: Barriers and solutions for promoting the practice of rural and northern psychology. Canadian Psychological Association’s 75th Annual Convention. Vancouver, 15 June 2014.
Hardy, C., Dyck, K.G., & Malone, J.L. (2013). “Professional Practice Characteristics and Satisfaction of Psychologists in Rural, Intermediate, and Urban Canada”. Paper Presentation. 12th Annual Canadian Rural Health Research Society (CRHRS) Conference and 3rd Annual IDC Northern Research Days, The Stories of Rural Health through Knowledge, Research and Collaborative Action. Prince George, BC, 13-15 November 2013.
Malone, J., Dyck, K.G., & Hardy, C. (2013). “Practicing psychology in Canada: Comparing rural, northern, and urban practice variables and professional satisfaction”. Symposium Paper Presentation (in Tyson, G. Barriers and facilitators to practicing as a psychologist: Australian and Canadian perspectives). Cairns, Queensland, Australia, 16 October 2013.
Malone, J., Dyck, K.G., & Hardy, C. (2013). “Canadian continuing professional development requirements: How practice variables are influencing access for rural, northern, and urban psychologists”. Symposium Paper Presentation (in Tyson, G. Barriers and facilitators to practicing as a psychologist: Australian and Canadian perspectives). Cairns, Queensland, Australia, 16 October 2013.
Malone, J.L. (2012). “Overlapping Relationships and Objectivity in Rural Professional Practice”. Paper Presentation. International Journal of Arts and Sciences Conference for Academic Disciplines. Las Vegas 14 March 2012.
Registered Psychologist #2459, College of Alberta Psychologists
Registered Member since 1999 (Provision 1996 – 1999)
Approved to use the title Dr. Judi L Malone, Registered Psychologist (Alberta), 2010
IITAP CSAT, Certified Sex Addiction Therapist, December 2016 - present
Member of the Australian Psychological Society #025896, APS Date of Election July 2010
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency, PSY0001624774 Non-practising Registered Psychologist, effective April 2011
Canadian Certified Counsellor #5225, Canadian Counselling & Psychotherapy Association Registered Member June 2010 – 2013
Canadian Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology, 06233, 2010-2013
Updated May 01 2015 by Student & Academic Services
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