University of Stirling

Mrs Aileen Barclay

Staff Profile-Mrs Aileen Barclay
Mrs Aileen Barclay Postgraduate Research Student, Applied Social Science Room
School of Applied Social Science
Colin Bell Building
University of Stirling
Stirling
FK9 4LA
Scotland
UK
01786 467728
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BSc Hons Psychology, University of Stirling
I have been working as a research fellow within the Department since January 2001.  I moved to part-time contract research work in February 2005 when I started my PhD.  I am now in my final year investigating how we understand and support people with learning disabilities who also have a diagnosis of personality disorder.  This study is supported by the Chief Scientists Office.

Teaching contributions to the following courses
• Housing Policy and Practice: Housing, Health and Well-Being
• Social Work: Health, Illness and Disability
• Social Work: Research Methods
• Sociology, Social Policy & Criminology: Social Problems
• Sociology Honours Seminars: Research and the Policy Process

Research
  • Mental Health
  • Service User and Provider Perspectives
  • Personality Disorder
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      Books
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      Journal Papers
      • Sim, D., Barclay, A. and Anderson, I. (2009) Migrant worker experiences in Scotland: integration or exclusion?, Scottish Affairs, No 69, pp122-142

      • Kendrick, A., Walker, M., Barclay, A., Hunter, L., Malloch, M., Hill, M., McIvor, G. (2008) The outcomes of secure care in Scotland, Scottish Journal of Residential Child Care, 7(1) 1-13

      • Lauder, W., Anderson, I. and Barclay, A. (2005) Housing and self-neglect: the responses of health, social care and environmental health agencies, Journal of Interprofessional Care, 19(4), pp317-325.

      • Lauder, W., Anderson, I. and Barclay, A. (2005) A framework for good practice interagency interventions with cases of self-neglect, Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing, 12, pp192-108.

      • Lauder, W., Anderson, I. and Barclay, A. (2005) Self-neglect: the role of judgements and applied ethics, Nursing Standard, 19, 18, 45-52

      • Stalker, K., Ferguson, I. and Barclay, A. (2005) ‘It is a horrible term for someone’: service user and provider perspectives on ‘personality disorder’, Disability & Society, Vol.20, No. 4, pp. 359-373

      • Lauder, W., Anderson, I., and Barclay, A. (2002) Sociological and Psychological Theories of Self Neglect, Journal of Advanced Nursing 40(3) pp316-330


      Book Chapters
      • Barclay, A. and Hunter, L. (2007) Blurring the Boundaries: The Relationship between Secure Accommodation and ‘Alternatives in Scotland’, in Kendrick, A. (ed.) Residential Child Care: Prospects and Challenges, London: Jessica Kingsley

      • Barclay, A., Anderson, I., And Lauder, W. (2006) Marginalised or excluded? Living with squalor and self-neglect in Scotland, Scottish Life and Society: A Compendium of Scottish Ethnology Vol 9, European Ethnological Research Centre: National Museum of Scotland

      • Anderson, I., and Barclay, A. (2003) ‘Housing and Health’ pp 158-183 in Watterson, A (ed.) Issues in Public Health, London: Palgrave


      Research Reports
      • Sim, D., Anderson, I., and Barclay, A. (2007) Achieving a Better Understanding of ‘A8’ Migrant Labour Needs in Lanarkshire, Research report to North Lanarkshire Council, Scottish Enterprise Lanarkshire and South Lanarkshire Council

      • Walker, M., Barclay, A., Hunter, L., Kendrick, A., Malloch, M., Hill, M. and McIvor, G. (2006) Secure Accommodation in Scotland: Its Role and Relationship with 'Alternative Services' - Insight Report 33 , Scottish Executive Education Department

      • Walker, M., Barclay, A., Hunter, L., Kendrick, A., Malloch, M., Hill, M. and McIvor, G. (2005) Secure Accommodation in Scotland: Its Role and Relationship with 'Alternative Services', Scottish Executive Education Department

      • Barclay, A., and Ferguson. (2004) Seeking peace of mind: mental health and asylum seekers, Newsletter for Mental Health Officers in Scotland, Issue 5 pp15-16, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive

      • Brown, A.P., Barclay, A., Simmons, R., and Eley, S. (2003) The Role of Mediation in Tackling Neighbour Disputes and Anti-social Behaviour, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive Social Research

      • Brown, A.P., Barclay, A., Simmons, R., and Eley, S. (2003) The Role of Mediation in Tackling Neighbour Disputes and Anti-social Behaviour – Research Findings No. 167/2003, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive Social Research

      • Ferguson, I., Barclay, A., and Stalker, K. (2003) It’s a Difficult Life to Lead – Supporting People with Personality Disorder: Service User and Provider Perspectives, Report to Greater Glasgow Health Board

      • Barclay, A., Bowes, A.M., Ferguson, I., Sim, D., and Valenti, M. (2003) Asylum Seekers in Scotland, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive Social Research

      • Barclay, A., Bowes, A.M., Ferguson, I., Sim, D., and Valenti, M. (2003) Asylum Seekers in Scotland – Research Findings No. 2/2003, Edinburgh: Scottish Executive Social Research

      • Ferguson, I., and Barclay, A. (2002) Seeking Peace of Mind: The Mental Health Needs of Asylum Seekers in Glasgow, Report to Glasgow Association for Mental Health


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