Mathew Mc Cauley
Assistant Professor
Psychology
Trinity College Dublin
Ireland
Biography
Prof Mathew McCauley is Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology, a Consultant Military Clinical Psychologist, and a Medical Corps Officer in the Army Reserve. Having joined TCD in 2012, he currently serves as a Principal Researcher in Trinity's Centre for Psychological Health and is Founder of TCD's Military Health Research Group. Following his doctoral training in the NHS and at the UK's Royal Centre for Defence Medicine, he spent six years with the US Department of Defense, assigned to the United States Air Force's 48th Fighter Wing and 501st Combat Support Wing. He has also served with the UK Ministry of Defence for five years, based within Joint Medical Command. As a practicing clinician, Mathew holds a number of senior positions within military healthcare and operates an international private psychological health consultancy. He is formerly a Committee Member of the UK's Defence Mental Health Conference, based within Defence Medical Services, Joint Forces Command; and currently serves as an advisor on military psychology with the Irish Defence Forces. Mathew teaches doctoral students on TCD's clinical psychology programme, along with supervising post-graduate research and publishing in the areas of military psychology, clinical health psychology, psychotherapy, and qualitative research. Education: BA, PGDip, PGDip, MSc, PGCHE, PsyD
Research Interest
Adult mental health, military psychology, psychological trauma, clinical health psychology, psychotherapy, and occupational mental health
Publications
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History of Aviation Psychology in, editor(s)Harris, P. , Personality in Pilot Selection and Training, [McCauley, M., Olson, T., and McCauley, K.]
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Ryan, M., McCauley, M., & Walsh, D., The Virtuous Circle: A Grounded Theory Exploration of the Good Lives Model, Sexual Abuse: A Journal of Research and Treatment
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Langford, R., Liebling, H., McCauley, M, & Bowen, C., Exploring military partners distress: a grounded theory model of understanding. , Qualitative Inquiry.
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Walker, F., Barnard, D., Liebling, H., McCauley, M., & Simmonds, S., Transition into civilian life: Exploring army veterans experiences of military relationships. , British Journal of Psychology.
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McCauley, M. , Outpatient Psychology: Listening to our Clients, On Course, 16, 2005, p8 - 9
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McCauley, M. (ed.), Military Mental Health Professionals: Occupational Issues Faced on Deployment and Subsequent Symptoms of Psychological Well-Being. , Gosport, UK, 2005, 2005
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McCauley, M, , An Investigation into the Practice of Mental Healthcare during Operational Deployments: Psychosocial Implications for Military Mental Health Professionals. , University of Warwick, 2006
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McCauley, M., Norris, R. and Searle, Y. , Mental Healthcare at the Royal Centre for Defence Medicine., UK, Ministry of Defence BZN/ClinPsych03/06/McC/DCMH, 2006
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McCauley, M, Hacker Hughes, J. and Liebling-Kalifani, H. , Ethical Considerations for Military Clinical Psychologists: A Review of Selected Literature., Military Psychology, 20, 2008, p7 - 20
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McCauley, M. , Rising to the Challenge: Civilian Clinical Psychology in the USAF. , The Air Force Psychologist, 30 , (1), 2010, p6 - 7
