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Teacher mental health cost during COVID
Research to tackle concussion in jockeys
Proper titles for support animals
Learning about listening: Researcher explores how people perceive sound
Grant enables new programme for children living with anxiety
Experts take long view to aid Olympians’ health
Comm Games campaign starts and ends with gold for UniSC
New therapy for kids with treatment-resistant behavioural problems has lasting results
Recognition for Flinders science communicators
Recognition of emotion in autistic adults
Graduate Development Program: Applications now open
Sharing memories with toddlers helps their wellbeing into adulthood
Most adults with autism can recognise facial emotions, almost as well as those without condition
Young achievers in out-of-home care make grade
Why do we like to play violent video games?
5 tips for building kids’ resilience after bumps, scrapes and other minor injuries
Pain, pain go away, help our children run and play
Meet some of AIS team who will be behind-the-scenes in Birmingham
Victoria University & Orygen partner to boost mental health workforce
Boost for small business with $15,000 grants on offer
Support continues for Northern Rivers and North Coast schools recovery
New psychology clinic opens in Launceston
Natural foods appeal to children, study finds
Healthy sleep habits before kindergarten help children adjust to school
Pictures speak louder than words: pioneering psychosis therapy trial launches
Adventure skills help participants cope with pandemic restrictions
‘Dog people’ may do better in lockdown
Children compensate for lack of concentration through creativity
Chance elective leads to change in career
African American couples feel wear and tear of everyday racism
Helping our frontline heroes: New study unleashes ways to stop dog days
Relentless positivity of Plastic Free July
Ramsay expands into community with Australia’s fastest growing national psychology business
Humans are aggressive, sometimes too much
Depression in fathers and children linked, regardless of genetic relatedness
New partnership addressing children’s trauma
New Deans announced
Good Vibes recognised for national honour
Speech-friendly face mask could end frustration of muffled chat
Trial of new treatment to prevent prisoner suicide launches
Psychology of Brain
Masai Ujiri, architect behind Toronto Raptors’ 2019 championship, receives honorary degree
First Nations students to create history in national sports competition
ILR’s Susanne Bruyére honored for impact
CDU EXPERT: FINA decision on transgender athletes will raise more questions about drugs in sports and equality
Bleak new figures confirm depth of mental health crisis
Supporting teachers’ mental health
Psychologists applaud Federal Government commitment to mental health in schools