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Registered Supervisor
Mihajlo Glamcevski
Languages Spoken:
- Khmer
Dr. Milê Glamcevski holds a Ph.D. and four Master’s degrees in the disciplines of Psychology, Social Work, Counselling, and Business; he was recently awarded a Knighthood and named Charles Sturt Alumni of the Year for services to the community. He has a career providing services to the education and mental health sector spanning over 25 years, during which time he has worked across three continents. He has worked in clinics, educational environments, and community organizations in Australia, Malaysia, Turkey, Cambodia, Nauru, and East Timor providing mental health support. He has invested most of his working life in interdisciplinary mental health and education development and has also maintained an international profile and supervises a range of domestic and international research projects. He regularly publishes in a range of areas and provides conference presentations domestically and internationally. Milê believes the key to successful mental health is early intervention and thinks school and community organisations are the keys.
Qualifications
Publications
• Glamcevski, M. & Bromley (2013). The Process of Constructing Individual Educational Programs (IEP) for People with Special Needs. 2013 ACA National Conference.
• Glamcevski, M. (2008). The Malaysian Counselling Profession, History and Brief Discussion of the Future. Counselling in the Asia Pacific Rim: A coming Together of Neighbours, Hong Kong.
• Glamcevski, M. (2006). What are the Necessary and Sufficient Elements of the Supervision Relationship? International Conference on Counselling 2006. Brisbane, Australia.
• Odusanya, J, Glamcevski, M, et al (2005). Worldwide Survey of Cultural Display Rules of Emotional Expression. American Psychological Association International at Convention, Washington DC
• Glamcevski, M. (2004). The counselor-supervision relationship, an apprenticeship model. Asian Psychologists and Educational Counsellors of Asian Conference. Johor Baru, Malaysia.
• Glamcevski, M. & Odusanya, J (2004). Constructing Individual Education Programs for handicapped students using an organisational psychology approach. Asian Psychologists and Educational Counsellors of Asian Conference. Johor Baru, Malaysia. November 2004.
• Glamcevski, M. (2004). What are the necessary and Sufficient elements of the supervision relationship? Psychotherapy and Counsellors Federation of Australia Conference, Melbourne, Australia. August 2004
• Glamcevski, M. (2004). Prevalence of and factors associated with Post stroke depression; a Malaysian study. 10th Malaysian conference on Psychological Medicine, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. June 2004
• Glamcevski, M. (2010). Will early intervention in mental health, improve or disadvantage the chronic and complex? (Peer review Article) Counselling Australia, 10(4), 14-16
• Matsumoto, D.; Yoo, S.H.; Fontaine, J.; Anguas-Wong, A.M.; Arriola, M.; Ataca, B.; Bond, M.H.; Boratav, H.B.; Breugelmans, S.M. (info); Cabecinhas, R.; Chae, J.; Chin, W.H.; Comunian, A.L.; Degere, D.N.; Djunaidi, A.; Fok, H.K.; Friedlmeier, W.; Ghosh, A.
• Glamcevski, M. (2008). The Malaysian Counselling Profession, History and Brief Discussion of the Future, Counselling, Psychotherapy, and Health, 4(1), Counselling in the Asia Pacific Rim: A coming Together of Neighbours Special Issue, 1-18
• Glamcevski, M. (2007). What are the Necessary and Sufficient Elements of the Supervision Relationship? Counselling, Psychology & Health Journal, 3(1), 104-114
• Glamcevski, M., & Pierson, J. (2005). Prevalence of and factors associated with Post-Stroke Depression; University Malaya Medical Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysian study. Journal of Stroke and Cerebrovascular Diseases, 14 (4), 157-161.
• Glamcevski M, Tan C, Chong H & McArthur L.C. (2002) Factors associated with Post Stroke Depression, a Malaysian study. Neurological Journal of South East Asia; 7: 9-12.
• Glamcevski M, & Tan C. T. (2001). Prevalence of post-stroke depression, a Malaysian study. Neurological Journal of South East Asia; 5:51-53.
• Eisenbruch, M. (with Bertrand, D., Chey, S.O., Chhim, S., Chhoun, T., Glamcevski, M., Huot, K.C., Im, K., Kang. O., Kea, K.R., Lim, K., Kruy, K.H., Lay, S.N., Lor, M., Nhong, S., Nhong, H., Poch., B., Sek, S.S., Som, C. S., Srun, H.). Psychology Dictionar
Affiliations
• Australian Counselling Association
• ACA – College of Supervisors – COS
• ACA – College of Clinical Counsellors – CCC
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