Dr. Meghan Wilson

Post Doctoral Researcher
Meg (she/her) is a postdoctoral researcher living and working on Wurundjeri Country. Her research interests focus on childhood-onset disability; parent/carer and family support; and improving practice and service systems for children and young people with disabilities.
As part of the Healthy Trajectories team, Meg contributes to projects within the Early Childhood Initiatives theme. She enjoys using participatory research approaches, centering on lived experience perspectives at all stages of the research process.
Meg has a background in educational and developmental psychology and outside her work at Healthy Trajectories, she is a psychologist at a primary school. In her spare time, Meg enjoys spending time with her family, nature walks, and watching documentaries.
Meg is sitting outside at a café on a sunny day in Toronto. She is smiling, wearing a navy t-shirt, and there is a crepe on the table in front of her.
Associated Projects

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This project's goal is to understand whether the survey is worded in ways that would support children in reporting their quality of life accurately. ...

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The Victorian Department of Education is working with the Healthy Trajectories team at the University of Melbourne to carry out the 2026 Disability Inclusion Needs Survey....

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