Rebecca Ellis
New ZealandresearcherFemale5.0Global Dominance: 0.00%Dr. Rebecca Ellis is a research officer at Swansea University and collaborates with Dr. Krysia Waldock on projects aimed at exploring the reproductive health experiences of autistic individuals. She also identifies as autistic and experiences alexithymia, which complicates her ability to differentiate between emotions such as anxiety and excitement. Dr. Ellis emphasizes the importance of learning strategies to better understand and articulate emotions, contributing to the broader conversation about emotional awareness within the neurodivergent community.
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Justice Rebecca Ellis accepted that deportation could dislocate offenders from their family and friend networks.
501 deportee Peter Uelese’s cocaine sentence upheld by Court of AppealNew Zealand· 2026-09-13
Justice Rebecca Ellis quashed the surrender order issued by the District Court judge.
Supreme Court turns down Australian extradition bid for Kiwi over 2014 carpark assaultNew Zealand· 2026-06-23
Justice Rebecca Ellis presided over Nathan Frost's sentencing and noted the severity of his actions.
Double murderer Nathan Frost sentenced for objectionable material found at time of Taranaki killingsNew Zealand· 2025-04-26
Mansfield told Justices Rebecca Ellis, Mathew Downs and Mary Peters the man had already been attacked online.
Why a leading entertainment figure convicted of sex crimes still can’t be identifiedNew Zealand· 2025-04-09
Mansfield told Justices Rebecca Ellis, Mathew Downs and Mary Peters the man had already been attacked online.
Why a leading entertainment figure convicted of sex crimes still can’t be identifiedNew Zealand· 2025-04-09Justice Rebecca Ellis gave Nepia a final chance to undergo treatment before sentencing.
Recidivist sex offender Clint Nepia sentenced to preventive detention after rape of 14yo girlNew Zealand· 2025-03-20
Dr Rebecca Ellis is a research officer who also experiences autism and alexithymia.
'Why I struggle to name my emotions'
United Kingdom· 2025-03-01