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That's really sad, but how old was he?
Dr Anthony Kidman
Biography
Antony Kidman AM PhD is a clinical psychologist and Director of the Health Psychology Unit. He has been carrying out scientific research and lecturing for more than 30 years and conducting a clinical practice for 25 years. As a biologist and clinical psychologist his initial research was in the field of the brain and nervous system. In 1985 he commenced research into some of the biological and psychological aspects of cancer. A close link was established with the Oncology Department of the Royal North Shore Hospital which subsequently resulted in further collaborative projects in the area of psycho-oncology with breast cancer patients.
In 1997 the Unit moved onto the hospital grounds and in 2009 into nearby premises on the Pacific Highway refurbished by the University. Since 2000 the Unit has conducted group psychotherapeutic programs for adolescents suffering from stress and anxiety, outreach programs for schools and on ongoing Managing HSC Stress program. Private patient numbers increased with the introduction of the Medicare rebate for mental health services.
A trial project with young people recently diagnosed with psychosis and schizophrenia commenced in 2008 with funding from the NSW Health Department. Patients are treated using some of the latest developments in cognitive behaviour therapy in conjunction with medication. A manual based on research and trial results is in preparation for use by mental health workers.
The Unit collaborates with the Cummins Unit, Royal North Shore Hospital, North Shore Private Hospital, Chatswood and Cremorne Community Health Centres and health care professionals including nurses.
Dr Kidman runs community service seminars on aspects of mental health, is a regular speaker on radio and television and writes for academic journals and the general public. He was awarded an Order of Australia in 2005 for his contributions to clinical psychology.
Professional
Member, Clinical College of the Australian Psychological Society
Associate Fellow, the Albert Ellis Institute of Rational Emotive Therapy (NY)
Fellow, International Academy of Cognitive Therapy
Member, American Psychological Association
Not sure I understand the nature of the question. Does his age make it less sad? I believe he was late 70's, early 80's.
I asked how old is he because it can't be found anywhere in the article.
So sad. She resembles him some.
- Nicole Kidman's father has died as a result of a suspected heart attack
- It is believed he collapsed inside the restaurant of a Singapore hotel after a morning exercise
- Police confirmed Dr Kidman died at Singapore hospital about 10am
- Long time friend of the family Wendy Day said he suffered a fall after eating breakfast
- He was visiting Nicole's younger sister, Antonia, who lives there
- Dr Kidman was a clinical psychologist at Royal North Shore Hospital
- He was also Director of the Health Psychology Unit at University of Technology in Sydney
- UTS Vice-Chancellor Professor Attila Brungs said he 'contributed greatly'
- He was awarded an Order of Australia in 2005 for his contributions to clinical psychology
- The Kidman family was last seen together in January before Nicole, Keith Urban and Dr Kidman stepped out onto the red carpet in Sydney in June