Jess Findling

Ms. Jess Findling

Lecturer

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About

Jess is a Lecturer in Criminology and Justice studies at RMIT University. She is a qualified social worker and criminologist, with a particular interest in the connections between theory and practice. She has ten years experience in community based organisations as a counsellor, caseworker and advocate, with a focus on victim-survivors of domestic and family violence and disability.

 

Jess' areas of research include family violence and trauma informed practice. She currently coordinates Case Management Practice and teaches into the Graduate Certificate in Domestic and Family Violence. 

 

 

 

Research fields

  • 4409 Social work
  • 440999 Social work not elsewhere classified
  • 4402 Criminology
  • 440299 Criminology not elsewhere classified

UN sustainable development goals

  • 5 Gender Equality

Teaching interests

- Case Management Practice (SOCU 2114)
- Specialist Family Violence Case Coordination and Management (HWSS 2246)

Research interests

Social work, criminology, family violence, trauma informed practice, social work practice
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