Handling the worst: A review of approaches to handling trauma materials for the minimization of worker distress
2026
Nicholas, A., & Ennis, G. (2026). Handling the worst: A review of approaches to handling trauma materials for the minimization of worker distress. Journal of Workplace Behavioral Health, 1–18. https://doi.org/10.1080/15555240.2026.2621352
Exploring Aboriginal community views in wildlife-based enterprise development
2023
Gorman, J., Ennis, G., Wurm, P., Bentivoglio, M., & Brady, C. (2023). Aboriginal Community Views about a Native Plant-Based Enterprise Development in Northern Australia. Land, 12(5), 1096. https://doi.org/10.3390/land12051096
The kere of Madagascar: A qualitative exploration of community experiences and perspectives
2022
Ralaingita, M., Ennis, G., Russell-Smith, J., Sangha, K., Razanakoto, T. (2022) The kere of Madagascar: A qualitative exploration of community experiences and perspectives. Ecology & Society, March, 27:1, DOI: 10.5751/ES-12975-270142
Community engagement in Aboriginal enterprise development: Kakadu Plum as a case analysis
2022
Gorman, J. & Ennis, G. (2022) Community engagement in Aboriginal enterprise development: Kakadu Plum as a case analysis. The Journal of Rural Studies. 92:2, 109-119. DOI: 10.1016/j.jrurstud.2022.03.020
Collective Impact: A Review of the Peer-reviewed Research
2020
Ennis, G. & Tofa, M. (2020) Collective Impact: A Review of the Peer-reviewed Research, Australian Social Work, 73:1, 32-47, DOI: 10.1080/0312407X.2019.1602662
The energy-enhancing potential of participatory performance-based arts activities in the care of people with a diagnosis of cancer: an integrative review
2019
Ennis, G., Kirshbaum, M. & Waheed, N. (2019) The energy-enhancing potential of participatory performance-based arts activities in the care of people with a diagnosis of cancer: an integrative review, Arts & Health, 11:2, 87-103, DOI: 10.1080/17533015.2018.1443951
‘It’s like exercise for your soul’: how participation in youth arts activities contributes to young people’s wellbeing
2018
Ennis, G. & Tonkin , J. (2018) ‘It’s like exercise for your soul’: how participation in youth arts activities contributes to young people’s wellbeing, Journal of Youth Studies, 21:3, 340-359, DOI: 10.1080/13676261.2017.1380302
Can workplaces foster an openness to diversity surreptitiously?”
2018
Moss, S., Ennis, G., Zander, K., Bartram, T. and Hedley, D. (2018), “Can workplaces foster an openness to diversity surreptitiously?”, Equality, Diversity and Inclusion, Vol. 37 No. 8, pp. 750-762. https://doi.org/10.1108/EDI-11-2017-0260
Critically Reflecting on the Australian Association of Social Workers Code of Ethics: Learning from a Social Work Field Placement
2017
Patil, T. & Ennis, G. (2018) Critically Reflecting on the Australian Association of Social Workers Code of Ethics: Learning from a Social Work Field Placement, The British Journal of Social Work, Volume 48, Issue 5, July, Pages 1370–1387, https://doi.org/10.1093/bjsw/bcx101
The beneficial attributes of visual art-making in cancer care: An integrative review
2017
Ennis, G, Kirshbaum, M, Waheed, N. (2018) The beneficial attributes of visual art-making in cancer care: An integrative review. Eur J Cancer Care. 27:e12663. https://doi.org/10.1111/ecc.12663
Art in Cancer Care: Exploring the Role of Visual Art-Making Programs Within an Energy Restoration Framework
2017
Kirshbaum, M., Ennis, G., Waheed, N. & Carter, F. (2017) Art in Cancer Care: Exploring the Role of Visual Art-Making Programs Within an Energy Restoration Framework. European Journal of Oncology Nursing. Vol 29. pp.71-78. DOI: 10.1016/j.ejon.2017.05.003
How to Inspire, Rather than Instruct, Recruiters to Select Diverse Ethnicities.
2016
Moss, S., Ennis, G., Zander, K., Davis, M., Wilson, S. & Alexi, N. (2016) How to Inspire, Rather than Instruct, Recruiters to Select Diverse Ethnicities. Helenic Journal of Psychology. Vol 13 pp116-130.
Silence as a Discourse is the Public Sphere: Media Representations of Australians ‘Joining the Fight’ in Syria.
2016
Patil, T., & Ennis, G. (2016) Silence as a Discourse is the Public Sphere: Media Representations of Australians ‘Joining the Fight’ in Syria. Social Alternatives. Vol 35 (1).
A Boom for Whom? Exploring the Impacts of a Rapid Increase in Male Population upon Women’s Services in Darwin, Northern Territory.
2016
Ennis, G., Tofa, M., Finlayson, M. & U’ren, J. (2016) A Boom for Whom? Exploring the Impacts of a Rapid Increase in Male Population upon Women’s Services in Darwin, Northern Territory. Violence Against Women. Vol 23 (5). DOI: 10.1177/1077801216644994
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Useful projects operates on the land of the Dja Dja Wurrung People (Central Vic) and Larrakia People (Darwin) and pays respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
With over 15 years of experience of supervising social work and community development practitioners and students, Gretchen can provide professional supervision that works for you.Gretchen’s approach to supervision involves getting to know you and your learning needs, and co-creating a plan to grow your skills and knowledge.Gretchen is an accredited member of the Australian Association of Social Worker (AASW) and the Australian Evaluation Society (AES)
What Gretchen’s clients are saying about her supervision:
"As a new manager in a large NT workplace and having recently shifted to Darwin I knew very few people and hardly anyone at my level to bounce ideas off. I feel very thankful I was able to meet with you. I enjoyed your calm caring personality and how prepared you were with information, written and verbal"
- Jackie Broughton, Social Worker.
"Gretchen’s knowledge about community development was the reason I had sought social worker supervision from her. I was a new team leader of a diverse community development team and wanted to convince myself I had impeccable academic/theory credentials. Gretchen gave me so much more."
- Justine Mickle, Social Worker/Community Development Practitioner.
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