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Emma Gibbs, AThR, serves as Lecturer in Creative Arts Therapies in the School of Allied Health at Murdoch University. She holds the position of Academic Chair for the Master of Creative Arts Therapies (M1300), a Level 9 postgraduate coursework master's degree designed to equip students with advanced knowledge and skills for professional practice in creative arts therapies within counselling contexts. The program features units such as Applied Health Research Methods: From Research to Practice and is subject to special admission requirements and enrolment restrictions. Additionally, Emma Gibbs is Academic Chair for the Graduate Diploma in Creative Arts Therapies (G1081), which develops professional competence in counselling specialising in creative arts therapies and provides a pathway to the master's degree. These programs are listed in the official Murdoch University Handbook with Emma Gibbs as the primary contact.
Emma Gibbs is profiled on the Murdoch University Research Portal and the School of Allied Health 'Our People' page, where she is recognized alongside other lecturers in creative arts therapy and counselling. The School of Allied Health, part of the College of Health, Education, Engineering and Science, offers diverse courses in allied health disciplines including exercise science, chiropractic, and counselling. Emma Gibbs is also identified as Clinic Director and Creative Arts Therapist. Her programs are endorsed as professional courses by the Australian, New Zealand and Asian Creative Arts Therapies Association (ANZACATA), with her listed as the contact, including telephone +618 9360 6000. Furthermore, she participated in the 2023 Rising Leadership Program by Leadership WA, providing testimonials on cohort growth and the bright future of diverse, authentic leadership in Western Australia.

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