School of Psychology and Public Health news and events
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Valued living after neurological trauma
A new program developed by La Trobe researchers is proving beneficial for people living with an acquired brain injury.
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Art Therapy student becomes Archibald finalist
Master of Art Therapy student, Laura Peacock, was a finalist in this year's Archibald Prize
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Enhancing the wellbeing of animal shelter workers
Researchers explore how to promote wellbeing and performance in animal-shelter environments
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Professor Cheryl Dissanayake, AM, retires
Celebrating the 40-year career of Professor Cheryl Dissanayake, AM with 100 friends and colleagues
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La Trobe academic recognised for long lasting research impact
A La Trobe University academic has been acknowledged for the long-term impact of his research
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Art therapy research community
New professional community established for art therapy researchers
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Addressing BBV and STI-related stigma
Researchers have developed BBV and STI stigma reduction resources for healthcare organisations
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Psychology supervisor training short course
New short course will support psychologists to become Board-approved supervisors
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Program offers new hope for psychosis recovery
A group therapy program, Recovery ACT, offers hope to people with psychosis
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Parent-mediated support for Autistic children
La Trobe research challenges existing assumptions about the benefits of parent-mediated support for Autistic children
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Workplace toolkit
First-of-its-kind mental health toolkit will support the wellbeing of autistic employees
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Partnership with Our Watch on new national gendered violence prevention framework
A new partnership Our Watch, funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services, to develop a national framework to prevent gender-based violence against LGBTIQA+ people.
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La Trobe #1 in Victoria in employment rankings
La Trobe leads employment rankings in Victoria
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Highest honours awarded to seven new Distinguished Alumni
A former refugee turned community advocate; a leading Family Therapy practitioner; a globally recognised geneticist, and the Australian Government’s Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer are among the seven remarkable alum
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ARCSHS Professor Kate Seear appointed to two significant roles
Professor Kate Seear has been appointed to two significant roles supporting the Victorian Government’s package of activities under the Women’s Health and Wellbeing Program.
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Human rights and drug policy report launch and workshop
Wednesday 12 February 11:00am
Please join us for a launch and workshop of the human rights and drug policy research project report, with presentations, workshop and panel discussion.