Barbara Fallon is affiliated with the University of Toronto in Canada and has contributed extensively to research in psychology and social sciences, focusing primarily on child abuse, trauma, and welfare. Their work spans multiple subfields including clinical psychology, health professions, safety research, and sociology and political science.
Fallon's research concentrates on key topics such as:
Among their recent scholarly contributions are the following papers:
Throughout their career, Fallon has frequently collaborated with other researchers in the field. Common coauthors include:
Their studies have appeared predominantly in journals known for child welfare and protection topics, such as:
Barbara Fallon's research integrates clinical psychology and social sciences to examine systemic issues affecting vulnerable children and families, particularly focusing on the intersections of child maltreatment, social response systems, and public welfare policies.
Nico Trocmé;Bruce MacLaurin;Barbara Fallon;Joanne Daciuk
Barbara Fallon;Nico Trocme;John D. Fluke;Bruce MacLaurin
Nico M Trocmé;Marc Tourigny;Bruce MacLaurin;Barbara Fallon
John D. Fluke;Martin Chabot;Barbara Fallon;Bruce MacLaurin
N. Trocmé;B. Fallon;B. MacLaurin;J. Daciuk
Philip Baiden;Shannon L. Stewart;Barbara Fallon
Tara Black;Nico Trocme;Barbara Fallon;Bruce MacLaurin
Vandna Sinha;Nico Trocmé;Barbara Fallon;Bruce MacLaurin
Nico M. Trocmé;Bruce J. MacLaurin;Barbara A. Fallon;Joanne F. Daciuk
Rachael Lefebvre;Barbara Fallon;Melissa Van Wert;Joanne Filippelli
Barbara Fallon;Martin Chabot;John D. Fluke;Cindy Blackstock
Nico Trocme;Harriet L. MacMillan;Barbara Fallon;Richard De Marco
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Bryn King;Barbara Fallon;Reiko Boyd;Tara Black
Nico Trocmé;Della Knoke;Barbara Fallon;Bruce MacLaurin
Philip Baiden;Shannon L. Stewart;Barbara Fallon
Philip Baiden;Barbara Fallon;Wendy den Dunnen;Godfred Odei Boateng
Claire Chamberland;Barbara Fallon;Tara Black;Nico Trocmé
Joan E. Durrant;Nico Trocmé;Barbara Fallon;Cheryl Milne
Ilan Katz;Carmit Katz;Sabine Andresen;Annie Bérubé
Nico Trocmé;Barbara Fallon;Vandna Sinha;Melissa Van Wert
Nico Trocmé;Alicia Kyte;Vandna Sinha;Barbara Fallon
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