Qualifications

• Bachelor of Arts (Psychology & Sociology), Monash University 
• Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Psychology, Federation University  
• Doctorate of Psychology (Clinical), Federation University

Areas of interest

• Digital mental health and models of care 
• Adult mental health and clinical psychology 
• Biopsychosocial and biobehavioural research 
• Ageing, dementia and residential aged care 
• Youth mental health 
• Chronic disease and rural health 

Areas of expertise

Britt is an expert in digital mental health, adult mental health and clinical psychology, with a strong focus on developing largescale digital health platforms and evidence-based online interventions. She drives innovation across virtual care, decision-support tools and AI-enhanced systems. Her work spans ageing and dementia care, youth digital mental health, chronic disease management and biopsychosocial research involving biomarkers, ecological momentary assessment and machine learning. She also contributes nationally through advisory roles, major research collaborations and leadership in digital models of care. 

Grants

• Headspace Partnership Grant (APP 2032120): (2024–2028). Novel outcome measures for online youth mental health services. Rickwood, Titov, Goecke, Batterham, Kolves, Klein, Mazzer, Fitzgerald, Barbic & Dwyer. ($1,272,265) 
• Ian Potter Foundation. (2024–2027). ON-TRAC: Improving the mental health of Older Australians Navigating the Transition to Residential Aged Care. Fealy, S., McLaren, S., Nott, M., Cash, B., Goh, A., Klein, B., Foale, C., Bowles, N., Soderlund, T., & Carey, T. ($600,000) 
• ARC ITTC.  (IC210100019) (2023–2027). ARC Training Centre for Optimal Ageing. Ying Lim, Kulic, Grundy, Batsone, Olivier, Rajaratnam, Cornish, Anderson, Klein, Browning, et al. ($4,583,816) 
• Australian Government (Dept of Education) (2023–2025). Transforming chronic health outcomes through digital innovation. Thomas, Browning, Charchar & Klein. ($3,616,000) 
• BlueNote Therapeutics (2023–2028). iConquerFear IP license agreement. Butlow, Thewes, Gilchrist, Turner, Smith, Bamgboje, Klein, Sharpe, Fardell, Beatty, Pearce and Girgis.  
• Federation University Health Innovation & Transformation Centre ECR Seeding Grant (2021–22). “ASD DADs:” Developing the foundation for a digital community to reduce self-stigma and isolation among fathers of children with autism spectrum disorder. Shandley, K., Klein, B., & Austin, D. ($9,506)
• Federation University Health Innovation & Transformation Centre ECR Seeding Grant (2021-22). The context, causes and consequences of gambling-related suicidality and suicide. Rintoul. A., Klein, B., Cooper, S., Shandley, K., & Ritchie, L & C. ($10,000)
• Federation University Health Innovation & Transformation Centre MCR Seeding Grant (2021–22). Development of a mental wellbeing and social skills digital training platform for people on the Autism Spectrum. Van Doorn, G., Klein, B., Edwards, S., Shandley, K., & Caine, J.  ($19,897)
• Federation University Health Innovation & Transformation Centre MCR Seeding Grant (2021-22). Biometric & EMA platform development. Foale, Klein, Cole & James. ($19,787)
• NHMRC MMRF COVID-19 Mental Health Grant. (APP2005450) (2020–2021). Implementing Artificial Intelligence (AI) to enhance Lifeline’s crisis support service capacity in response to COVID-19 and emerging crises. Rickwood, Goecke, Larsen, Epps, Klein, Dhall & Ma. ($218,140). 
• Hong Kong Government (Innovation and Technology Fund for Better Living). (2020– 2024). The Development and Implementation of Digital Mental Health Services for the Community in Hong Kong. Ho, F., Klein, B & Tsoi, K. (HKD $4,498,010) 
• CSU COVID-19 Fund.  (2020–2021) The Desire and Capability for Suicide among Older Adults during the COVID-19 Pandemic. McLaren, S., Burmeister, O., Klein, B., & Castillo, P.  ($27,000) 
• Ingham Institute & Rotary Grant (2020–2021). iConquerFear: Demonstrating the potential of an online treatment for fear of cancer recurrence. Smith, Bamgboje, Girgis, Butow, Klein & Salter. ($49,968). 
• ANU Seeding Grant (2020). NHMRC Ideas Grant. Feasibility trial of the Enlighten program to reduce obesity. Reiger, L & Klein, B. ($20,000)
• NHMRC Million Minds Grant (APP1179490). (2019–2026). Translating evidence-based interventions into population-level digital models of care for child and adolescent mental health. March, S., Donovan, C., Klein, B., Kavanagh, D., Calear, A., Cobham, V., Hides, L., Spence, S., Farrell, L., Kularatna, S. ($4,996,350)
• Worksafe: WorkWell Fund. (2019–2021). (Project Sponsor: Carbone, S., Chief Investigator: Klein, B., & Partner Investigator: Clinnick, L). Wellbeing Track & Change: Using digital monitoring to improve the mental wellbeing in Residential Aged Care. ($1,303,141) 
• NHMRC & Lifeline Partnership Grant (APP1153481): (2019–2024). Building a Lifeline for the future: Expectations, innovations, outcomes. (Rickwood, Perkis, Klein, Batterham, Titov, Epps, Goecke, Kolves, Gould, Bradford). ($2,576,112) 
• Centre for Oncology Training & Education. (2019). iConquerFear consultancy. (Klein). ($10,000) 
• ANU Seeding Grant (2019). NHMRC Ideas Grant. Obesity Digital Health Preparation. Reiger, L & Klein, B. ($20,000)
• Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). (2018–2019). Development of an Evaluation Model. (Porter, JE, Edmondson, E, Morgan, D. Reimers, V. Missen, K. Whyte, S. Klein, B. Prokopiv, V). ($389,957) 
• Tour de Cure Support Grant (2018). iConquer Fear: Adaptation of an evidence-based face-to-face treatment for fear of cancer recurrence to a web-based self-management (eHealth) intervention and evaluation of its usability. Smith AB, Girgis A, Butow P, Thewes B, Sharpe L, Turner J, Klein B, Beatty L, Pearce A, Costa D. ($85,625) 
• Digital Health Collaborative Research Centre: (2018–2022). University Partner Organisation member. ($55,000,000)  
• Wimmera Uniting Care: (2017–18), Development of a Digital Intake Assessment System. (Klein). ($35,750)
• Ballarat Health Services: Cognitive Decline Education Platform (2017). (Thompson, Klein, et al). ($33,000)
• SHL Telemedicine International Ltd. (2016). Digital Health License Agreement. (Klein, B)
• Wimmera Uniting Care. (2016–2017). Review and Evaluation of Intake Assessment Procedures. (Klein, B). ($17,240)
• Wimmera Uniting Care. (2016–2018). Collaborative research pilot trial of the MY DIGITAL HEALH platform. (Klein, B). ($27,420)
• Collaborative Research Network. (2015–16). Telehealth Extension. Federation eHealth platform. (Klein, B). ($13,000)
• Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing. (2015). “E-Mental Health Virtual Clinic”. (Titov, N., Klein, B., Rapee, R., Bennett Levy, J., & Dear, B). ($2,736,325)
• Faculty of Health: Seeding Grant. (2015). A randomised controlled trial of iSeeBehaviour: Harnessing technology to reduce psychotropic medication and physical restraint in dementia-care within aged care residential facilities. (Klein, B., McLaren, S., Clinnick, L., Meyer, D., Lakerink, L., Leslie, A, Andrews B., & Lauder, S). ($8350)
• Faculty of Health: Seeding Grant. (2015). Improving Wellness: A randomised controlled trial comparing the Mindfulness eHealth and Physical Activity eHealth programs. (Klein., B., Foale C., Lauder, S., McLaren, S, Charchar, F., Meyer, D., Porter J., Clinnick, L., Denham J., Mitchell, J., Gill, P., Eimes, R., Mesagno C., & Temple E). ($5000)
• IBM. (2015). Project Swift: IT-Enabled Healthcare Ecosystem. Consultant. (Klein, B). ($9600)
• Below the Belt Research Fund. (2015–2016). E-TC 2.0: Further development of an online psychological intervention for testicular cancer survivors. (Allan, B., Butow, P., Olver, I., Klein, B., Wootten, A).  ($50,000)
• Australian Rotary Health (2015–2018). Timely intervention: Efficacy of a depression symptom monitoring smartphone app to deliver psychological intervention at time of greatest need. (Fuller-Tyszkiewicz, Richardson, Klein, Skouteris, Christensen, Austin, Castle, Mihalopoulos, Busija). ($163,870) 
• Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing. (2014). “E-Mental Health Virtual Clinic”. (Titov, N., Klein, B., Rapee, R., Bennett Levy, J., & Dear, B). ($5,472,650)
• Collaborative Research Network. (2014–2015). Stage 1 development of the Federation eHealth platform. (Klein, B.). ($50,000)
• Telematics Trust Fund. (2014–2015). “Supporting aged care nursing staff to electronically manage resident’s behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia in real time”. (Klein, Stranieri, Dazeley, Clinnick, McLaren, & Balasubramanian). ($29,855)
• Research Development Grant Scheme, Swinburne University. (2014). Design for an Automated and Integrated Suicide Risk Assessment and Management System. (Deng, Klein, Meyer, Abbott, & Wallace). ($3000)
• University of Ballarat SITE Seeding Grant. (2013). “Expert Driven Reinforcement Learning for Real Time Biophysical and Social Assessment of Wellbeing”. (Stranieri, Klein, Vamplew). ($4,350)
• Deakin University Grant Development funding for Senior Researchers, (2013). “A pilot trial of WhizKid Games: An online intervention for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder”. (Austin, Shandley, Gray, Klein, Sofronoff, Busijia). ($9,593)
• Sydney Catalyst Pilot and Seed Funding. (2013–14). “Test-E; Development and phase 1 testing of a web-based intervention to reduce anxiety and depression in survivors of testicular cancer”. (Butow, P., Olver, I., Grimison, P., Smith, A., Klein, B., & Wotton, A).  ($50,000)
• Barbara Dicker Brain Sciences Foundation Grants. (2013–14). “Evaluation of Sleep-e: an online treatment program for insomnia”. ($10,000)
• Collaborative Research Network. (2013). Progressing the BlueWatch concept. An Emotion & Mood Monitoring app and Cloud Computing Architecture biosensor Field Trials. (Klein, B., Stranieri, A., Balasubramanian, V & Pradhan, S.). ($10,000) 
• Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing. (2013). “E-Mental Health Virtual Clinic”. (Titov, N., Klein, B., Rapee, R., Bennett Levy, J., & Dear, B). ($5,472,650)
• Collaborative Research Network. (2013). Development of an emotions and mood monitoring mobile app and cloud computing design for BlueWatch. (Klein, B., Stranieri, A., Balasubramanian, V & Pradhan, S.). ($5000)
• Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing. (2012). “E-Mental Health Virtual Clinic”. (Titov, N., Klein, B., Rapee, R., Bennett Levy, J., & Dear, B). ($2,736,325)
• University of Ballarat School of Health Sciences Seeding Grant. (2012). “Enhancing Health Care Professionals’ Capacity for Working with Same Sex Attracted and Sex/Gender Diverse Youth”.  (McLaren, Malloy, Klein, B). ($24,000)
• Beyondblue, (2012–14). “Evaluating the efficacy of an online psychological intervention for partners of men with prostate cancer: A randomised controlled trial”. (Wooten, A., Abbott, J., Klein, B., Austin, D., & Murphy, D). ($150,000)
• Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing & Headspace, (2012–2017). “Provision of tele-web services for Australian youth” (‘Consortium’ Partner Collaborator). ($12,000,000) 
• Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing. 2011–12, “Extending upon the Anxiety Online platform: Mental Health Online”. (Klein, Austin & Kyrios). ($872,850) 
• beyondblue Centre of Excellence, (2011–2014). Evaluation of a tailored online same-sex attracted youth (SSAY) focused trans-diagnostic mental health and wellbeing program (Klein, McLaren, Austin, Abbott, Malloy, Meyer, DeMarco & Kyrios). ($124,857)
• BPsyC Strategic Research Support Scheme. (2011). ‘Data mining and Hoarding Online Development’. (Moulding, Kyrios, Klein, Nedeljkovic, Bhar). ($39,924)
• BPsyC Strategic Research Support Scheme. (2011). ‘Protocol to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of Anxiety Online’. (Nedeljkovic, Klein, Moulding, Kyrios, Meyer). ($18,764)
• Sustainable Built Environment National Research Centre. (2011–14). ‘Safety impact of alcohol and other drugs in construction.’ (Biggs, Davey, Freeman, Allsop, Austin, Klein, & Lewis). ($400,000)
• Barbara Dicker Foundation, (2011–2012). Development of an online treatment program for insomnia. (Klein, Abbott, Nguyen, Kyrios, Murray, Smith & Shields). ($25,000)
• Barbara Dicker Foundation, (2011–12). ‘Evaluation of a fully automated internet-based treatment for depression’. (Notarianni, Klein, Kyrios). ($10,000)
• beyondblue Centre of Excellence, (2011–13). ‘An online psychological support intervention for men with prostate cancer’. (Wootten, Abbott, Austin, Klein, Costello & Murphy). ($97,465). 
• Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia, (2011–13). ‘An online psychological support intervention for men with prostate cancer’. (Wootten, Abbott, Austin, Klein, Costello & Murphy).  ($97,000)
• Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing, (2011–2012). ‘Anxiety Online’: Service maintenance funding. (Klein & Austin). ($396,265)
• Advanced Personnel Management (2011–12). A naturalistic evaluation of the use of Anxiety Online by clients of a national provider of employment services. (Klein). ($16,435)
• Canadian Institute of Health Research & Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation. (2010-13). “Improving Access to Mental Health Services: Establishing and Evaluating a Strategic Unit for Internet Therapy Education and Development (SUITED)”. (Hadjistavropoulos, H., Butz, C, Marchildon, G, White, G., Asmundson, G., Klein, B., Austin, A., Andersson, G). ($500,000)
• NHMRC Project Grant, (2010–12/3), “Evaluation of an internet-based cognitive-behavioural treatment program for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder.” (Kyrios, Nedelijkovic, Moulding, Klein & Austin). ($319,250)
• Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing. (2010–2011), ‘Anxiety Online’: Service maintenance funding. (Klein & Austin). ($307,054)
• beyondblue Centre of Excellence and Victorian Department of Education and Early Childhood Development, (2010-12/3), ‘The efficacy of the Nothing Ventured Nothing Gained adolescent and parent mental health online program for the prevention of depression, anxiety and other adverse mental health problems in rural adolescents with Type 1 diabetes’. (Hackworth, Klein, Matthews, Burke, Kyrios, Cameron, Northam, & Ciechomski). ($249,443)
• beyondblue Centre of Excellence, (2010), ICAP e-Intervention stream funding support. (Klein). ($7000)
• NHMRC Project Grant, (2009–11/12). “Evaluation of Internet-Based Treatments for Co-morbidity of Alcohol Disorders and Depressive Mood”. (Kavanagh, Klein, Austin, Proudfoot, Kay-Lambkin, Connor, Young). ($684,220)
• Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing & Crisis Support Services, (2009–2010). “Development of evaluation of a suicide carers moderated bulletin board and psycho-educational wellbeing online resource” (Klein & Austin). ($156,000)
• Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing, (2009). “Provision of strategies to support drug and alcohol online activities”. (Kavanagh, Klein, Kay-Lambkin, Connor, Young, Drennan & Baker). ($98,346)
• Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing, (2009). “National Eating Disorders Collaboration” (Consortium Member – Klein, Kyrios & Austin). ($490,000)
• Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing. (2008–2010), ‘Anxiety Online’: Making available to all Australians the world’s most effective internet-based clinical treatment programs for the anxiety disorders. (Klein & Austin). ($1,660,000)
• Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing, (2008). “Extension to the Care Planning project: After hours care”. (O’Connor, Schattner, Klein, & Miles). ($37,627)
• beyondblue Centre of Excellence, (2008–11), “MoodSwings: An online intervention program for bipolar affective disorder”. (Berk, Castle, Gilbert, Piterman, Klein, Austin, Murray Chester, Dodd, Berk, Holdsworth, & Chamberlain). ($134,000)
• BP Australasia Pty Ltd, (2008–9), “Qualitative evaluation of Resilience Online” (Klein & Abbott) ($4,854)
• beyondblue Centre of Excellence, (2008–10), “Evaluation of Heart Health Online: A program to assist GPs to manage depression and related illnesses in patients with coronary heart disease”. (Pier, Piterman, Berstein, Fisher, Tonkin, Klein, & Murphy). ($150,000)
• BP Australasia Pty Ltd, (2008), “Evaluation of Resilience Online” (Klein & Abbott). ($19,028)
• Rotary Health Research Fund Project Grant, (2007/8), “PTSD Online: Evaluation of an internet-based intervention for the treatment of acute PTSD and the treatment and prevention of chronic PTSD.” (Klein, Austin, Kiropoulos, & Cannard). ($57,981)
• beyondblue and Reach Out Central, (2007/8). ‘Reach Out Central Evaluation”.  (Austin & Klein). ($88,000)
• BP Australasia Pty Ltd, (2007–2008), “Workplace Wellness and Well-being internet-based psycho-educational information program” (Klein). ($10,000)
• National Youth Mental Health Foundation: (2007–10). “Headspace Southern Melbourne” (Consortium members – Klein & Austin). ($1,500,000)
• beyondblue Centre of Excellence, (2006–07), “MoodSwings: An online intervention program for bipolar affective disorder”. (Berk, Castle, Gilbert, Piterman, Klein, Austin, & Murray). ($50,000)
• Rotary Health Research Fund Project Grant, (2006), “Trauma Online: Development and evaluation of an internet-based intervention for the treatment of acute post-traumatic stress disorder and the treatment and prevention of chronic post-traumatic stress. (Klein, Austin, Kiropoulos, & Cannard). ($53,981)
• Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing, (2006–08). “What happens after dark? Improving 'after hours' palliative care planning in urban and rural Victoria, for patients, their carers and health professionals.”  (O’Connor, Schattner, Klein, & Miles). ($239,750)
• Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. (2006). “Promoting GP use of the Internet for evidence-based practice: evaluation of an educational program.” (Zaks, Schattner, Klein). ($29,424)
• Monash Small Grant, (2005/6), “Intelligent Healthcare Information Portal to Support User-centric Information Provision for People with Stress and Anxiety” (Fisher, Burstein, Klein, Richards). ($19,850)  
• Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing. (2004–05), “Security self-assessment guide for general practitioners”. (Schattner, Richards, Klein, Keetelaar, Pinskier, Barrand, & Stranger). ($72,337)
• Monash University, Office of the DVC Academic. (2004), “Teaching-research nexus – General practitioner learning styles.” (McCall, Piterman, Klein). ($56,159)
• NHMRC Project Grant, (2003–2006) “A randomised controlled trial of internet-based therapy for panic disorder". (Klein, Kiropolous, Austin, Pier, Piterman: originally Richards J). ($202,575)

Current

• PhD student, Federation University, ‘Psychometric properties & qualitative investigation of a youth-focused digitally-based assessment system for depression and the anxiety disorders’, supervisor.  
• PhD student, Federation University, ‘Investigation of and co-designing wellbeing tools for older adult clients’, supervisor. 
• PhD student, Federation University, ‘Speech biomarkers in dementia using AI and data mining techniques’, supervisor. 
• PhD student, Federation University, ‘Understanding digital health literacy and related training needs of adults aged 45+ Years to co-develop and prototype tailored training, supervisor. 
• PhD student, Charles Sturt University, ‘Online compassionate mind training for depression among sexual minority adults: Co-design and a mixed methods single-arm acceptability and feasibility pilot study’, supervisor 
• PhD student, Federation University, ‘Investigation of and co-designing wellbeing tools for older adult workers’, supervisor. 
• PhD student, Federation University, ‘Asthma, steroids & avascular necrosis: experiences, markers and possible online self-help interventions’, supervisor. 
• PhD student, Federation University, ‘Investigation of and co-designing digital literacy interventions for older adult workers’, supervisor. 

Past

• PhD student, Federation University, ‘Trauma and nightmare terrors in wildfire survivors: correlates and digital health intervention’, supervisor 
• PhD student, Federation University, ‘Integrative Mixed Digital Mental Health Therapeutic Delivery Models in Real World Settings’, supervisor 
• PhD student, Federation University, ‘Noise reduction in unstructured healthcare data’, supervisor. 
• PhD student, Federation University, ‘Time experience and judgement in Depression: A theory of isomorphic general relativity’, supervisor. 
• PhD student, ‘Cognitive behaviour therapy for older adults experiencing insomnia and depression in a community mental health setting: A randomised controlled trial’, supervisor. 
• PhD student, Australian National University, ‘An evaluation of a public online intervention for depression’, supervisor. 
• Master's student, Federation University, ‘Usability and qualitative evaluation of iSeeBehaviour, a just-in-time self-monitoring and decision support crisis support digital health program’, supervisor. 
• Master's student, Federation University, ‘Protein biomarkers and epigenetic changes following two wellness digital interventions’, supervisor. 
• Master's student, Federation University, ‘Use of video-chat for therapeutic purposes: Clinician and consumer attitudes’, supervisor.  
• Master's student, Federation University, ‘Emotional regulation and LIFE FLeX transdiagnostic program for anxiety and depression: Open Trial’, supervisor.  
• Master's student, Federation University, ‘Predictors of engagement and attrition in increasing physical activity and mindfulness digital health interventions’, supervisor. 
• Master's student, Federation University, ‘A randomised control trial of a brief online e-mindfulness intervention on perceived stress and salivary cortisol in an Australian community sample’, supervisor. 
• Master's student, Federation University, ‘Effects of mindfulness eHealth on emotion regulation: A randomised controlled trial’, supervisor.  
• Master's student, Federation University, ‘The relationship between affective styles and negative affect’, supervisor. 
• Master's student, Federation University, ‘The relationship between playing Wii, depression, sense of belonging, social support and in mood in Australian nursing home residents’, supervisor. 
• Master's student, Federation University, ‘The role of stoicism between mental health literacy and help seeking intentions in older Australians’, supervisor.  
• Master's student, Federation University, ‘Current Australian attitudes towards mental health services, and the role of stigma and stoicism as predictors of e-Mental health preference’, supervisor.  
• Doctor of Psychology student, Swinburne University, ‘Youth diabetes and mental health prevention online modalities: What do youth and parents need?’, supervisor.  
• PhD student, Swinburne University, ‘Anxiety Online: Data mining, attrition and market basket modelling procedures’, supervisor. 
• Doctor of Psychology student, Swinburne University, ‘A RCT of a bulimia nervosa online treatment program’, supervisor.  
• PhD student, Swinburne University, ‘Online clinical assessment interview schedules: Self report. Psychometrics and acceptability’, supervisor.  
• Master's student, Swinburne University, ‘Use of Mindfulness Online with IVF couples’, supervisor. 
• Master's student, Swinburne University, ‘A randomised controlled trial of a fully automated online mindfulness-based intervention used by people with problematic alcohol use’, supervisor. 
• Honours student, Swinburne University, ‘A randomised controlled trial of a fully automated online mindfulness program focussing on 18-25 year TAFE and further education students’, supervisor. 
• Honours student, Swinburne University, ‘Parental mental health literacy and stigma and childhood anxiety disorders’, supervisor. 
• Honours student, Swinburn University, ‘Mental health literacy, personality factors, stigma and learning styles between e-mental health users and non e-mental health users’, supervisor. 
• PhD student, Monash University, ‘Promoting mental health and well-being via the Internet’, supervisor. 
• Master's student, Monash University, ‘The effectiveness of laser acupuncture in the management of chronic back pain’, supervisor. 
• Doctor of Psychology student, Monash University, ‘Social phobics’ use of the internet and the impact of altered personae in chat rooms on distress levels’, supervisor. 
• Master's student, Monash University, ‘Development of a diagnostic guide for the management of sore throats in general medical practice’ supervisor.  
• PhD student, Monash University, ‘Cognitive models of panic disorder’, supervisor.  

• Abnormal psychology) 
• Adult clinical psychology 
• Behaviour change strategies 
• Digital health

Specialist roles

• AHPHRA – Psychologist with Clinical Endorsement 
• Board member - Circle Foundation (2021–24) 
• Department of Health - Advisor (RACS) (2022–25) 
• Expert Advisory Committee – Australian Psychological Society – Technology Advisory Committee (2020–21) 
• Expert Advisory Committee – Mitchell Institute, Promote the role of technologies, evidenced-based online tools and opportunities to enhance e-health literacy skills to support self-care (2020–21)
• Clinical Expert Advisory Group – CatholicCare ‘ICSS Digital Counselling Carers Service’ (2018–19) 
• Editorial Board: Internet Interventions (2016–present) 
• Expert Advisory Committee – Lifeline Suicide Prevention Foundation (2011–2019) 
• Expert Advisory Committee – TextChat Pilot – Lifeline (2017–2019) 
• National Expert Advisory Group – Lifeline Suicide Prevention Foundation (2011–2019) 
• Expert Advisory Committee – Australian Psychological Society – Technology (2017–2018) 
• Expert Steering Committee – Australian Psychological Society – e-Mental Health Guidelines (2016–2017) 
• National Expert Advisory Group – BeyondBlue, Beyond Now App (2015–2016) 
• Scientific Advisory and Leadership Team, Western Alliance (2015–2017) 
• National Expert Advisory Group – Griffiths Uni & BeyondBlue, BRAVE Online, (2015–2016) 
• Member of the Federation University Research Council, Federation University (2014–2020) 
• National Expert Advisory Group – University of Sydney, Testicular Cancer Online (2013–2015) 
• National Expert Advisor / Consultant – National e-Mental Health Portal, Federal Government Department of Health and Ageing and NHCCN (2012–13) 
• National Treasurer – APS ePsychology Group (2012–2015) 
• University ‘Research Integrity Advisor’, Swinburne Uni (2011–12) 
• National Expert Advisory Group - Federal Government Department of Health and Ageing for Tele-Web services (2008–11)  
• Founding Director of the National eTherapy Centre, Swinburne University (2008–12) 
• National Committee Member – Beyond Blue and QUT – Online Tertiary Resilience Development Committee (2008–9)  
• National Member – Beyondblue and Reconnexion – National Anxiety Disorders Organisations Network (2010–2012) 
• National Committee Member – Beyond Blue and Increasing Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT–OZ) National Reference Group committee (2008–9) 
• International Committee Member: NIH Data Management and Security Board member: Shut-i Project (2012–2015) 
• Chair: Quality Assurance Committee, Anxiety Online. Swinburne Uni (2008–12) 
• Deputy Chair: Executive Committee, Anxiety Online, Swinburne Uni (2008–12) 
• Founding Director of the eTherapy Research Unit, Swinburne Uni (2007–12) 
• Member of the Psychology Clinic Executive, School of Life and Social Sciences, Swinburne University (2007–12) 
• Board Member and former Deputy Chair: Reconnexion Inc, (NGO) (2006–10) 
• Founding Director of Research; e-Therapy Research, Education and Training Unit, Monash University (2005–07) 

Professional association memberships

• Australian Psychological Society 

Government reports and non-peer reviewed papers 

• Christensen, H., Proudfoot, J., Woodward, A., Hosie, A., Klein, B., Morgan, C, et al. (2014). E-Mental Health Services in Australia 2014: Current & Future.   
• Klein, B. (2010). Anxiety Online Evaluation Report. Research report submitted to the Australian Federal Government Department of Health and Ageing. 
• Klein, B. (2010). e-Interventions and psychology: Time to log on! InPsych, 31, 20–22. 
• Kavanagh, D., White, A., Klein, B., Proudfoot, J., Kay-Lambkin, F., Drennan, J., Connor, J., Baker, A., & Young, R. (2009). Provision of Strategies to Support Drug and Alcohol Online Activities. Research evaluation report submitted to the Australian Federal Department of Health and Ageing. 
• Christensen, H., Proudfoot, J., Andrews, G., Klein, B., Kavanagh, D., O'Neil, D., Woodward, A., Young, L., & Graham, K. (2009). E-mental health: A 2020 vision and strategy for Australia.  
• Pier, C., Klein, B., Austin, D.W, Mitchell, J, Kiropoulos, L., & Ryan, P. (2006). Reflections on internet-therapy: Past, present and beyond. InPsych, 28; 14–17.  Australian Psychological Society. 

Media 

• Australian Women’s Health Magazine: Is this the future of mental health? 30–31 July edition, 2019 
• Ballarat Courier:  New online platform to target youth mental health, 14 June, 2019
• Ballarat Courier:  Ballarat Health, Fed Uni and Prevention United to build new tool to improve aged care workers' mental health, 10 April, 2019  
• The Australian Ageing Agenda: Real-time decision support tool aims to help staff treat dementia-related behaviours, 27 May, 2016  
• The Age: My Dad was given drugs 'like potato chips': how the elderly are being restrained, 16 March, 2016   
• Sydney Morning Herald, Canberra Times, The Age, Brisbane Times, WAtoday: Coming soon – the online clinic that can predict emotional collapse, 28 November, 2015  
• Ballarat Courier: Music video filled in Ballarat, 11 March, 2015  
• ABC Radio: Digital mental health programs, 23 September, 2015 
• Ballarat Courier: Federation University Australia unveils e-mental health service, 16 September, 2015  
• Swinburne Magazine: Issue 14: Mental health researcher an e-pioneer, December, 2011  
• Swinburne Magazine: Issue 14: Online clinic offers helping hand,   
• Southern Star Observer, Issue 105: Cash for GLBTI depression study, 14 October, 2010  
• The Punch: Lessons from Fort Hood: our troops need more care. 13 November, 2009 
• Medical Observer: The promise of online therapy, 31 July, 2009  
• New Scientist: The Online doctor will see you now, 8 November, 2008  
• Swinburne Magazine, Issue 3: Cognitive Therapy just a click away, September, 2008 
• TIME Magazine: Online Helpdesk, 13 October, 2008