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The Celebrity Traitors: how star status changes the game
How higher states of consciousness can forever change your perception of reality
Council’s New General Manager Announced
Brainwave study sheds light on cause of ‘hearing voices’
Highlighting Youth Voice In Wellbeing Solutions
New research highlights key factors in school belonging in the transition to school
NSW New Statewide Menopause Service Rollout Complete
Giving Students In Regional Australia Compass To Navigate Their Career Path Potential: Inaugural 2025 Tim Fischer Fellow Announced
Stories Matter: NSW Leads Country With Writing And Literature Strategy
New Research Identifies Link Between Endorsing Easily Disproven Claims And Prioritizing Symbolic Strength
Scientists In Top Two Per Cent Worldwide
Youth Crime Rates In Sharp Decline
New Secretary Appointed To Lead DJCS
Native American Stereotypes, As Seen By Native Americans
Why Do People Fall For Implausible Scams?
Tailored Support To Reduce Mental Injury In Workplaces
Research Explores Psychology Of AI-induced Consumer Vulnerability
10th Anniversary LIFT LID Walk For Mental Health – Ambassador: Triple P Parenting Founder Matthew Sanders Interview/segment Opportunity
Pointless Work Tasks Driving Employees To Switch Off And Burn Out, New Research Finds
Five Questions For: Valerie Reyna
Research Suggests Rich People Tend To Be More Selfish – But Why Is That?
Psychologists Encourage Resilience-building With Micro-moments Of Wellbeing
JCU Invites Veterans, First Responders, And Health Workers To Connect Through Mindfulness
Efforts To Suppress Or Change Gender Identity Prove Ineffective And Harmful
Major Red Flag: Four In Five Warn Thriving Kids Rollout Is Too Rushed, National CYDA Survey Finds
Children Can Be Systematic Problem-solvers At Younger Ages Than Psychologists Had Thought – New Research
Most Of Your Actions Are Driven By Habit, Not Thought – Here’s Why That’s Not Bad Thing
Significant Barriers To Safe Steroid Discontinuation
New Developmental Theory Challenges Traditional Views On Childhood Trauma Memories
Cornell Partnership To Improve Early Childhood Services Statewide
Baylor College of Medicine to offer new clinical psychology degree program
Waiting isn’t a bad thing – it can actually boost your wellbeing
Did No Spend September Work For You?
Youth mental health decline – how digital tools could help close the care gap in Western Sydney
QUT secures $664,000 to drive next-generation transport technologies and improve road safety
Curiosity Killed Trigger Warning
When mental health apps become worry engines: how digital ‘care’ can hijack our anxieties
Lifetime Of Social Ties Adds Up To Healthy Aging
The science of defiance: A psychology researcher explains why people comply – and how to resist
Reducing Risk Of Eating Disorders
Empathy is under attack – but it remains vital for leadership and connection
How Some 911 Callers Become Criminal Suspects
Blood, bruises and belief: how England’s women’s rugby team embody physical and mental endurance
Are Schools Making Young People Lonelier?
Safety first: Babies heighten adults’ perception of threats
Patients miss out as NHS mental health trials decline 44% in five years
How workplace bullying can affect your personality
Lasting relief from depression after magic-mushroom treatment – new study

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