psychology

It’s Birth Trauma Awareness Week and advocacy groups are calling for better psychological support for mothers in Australia.

Chris Nolan’s latest film, “Oppenheimer” is being heralded as his best. It’s great, I agree, though I still had issues with it. Here’s why.

The Australian Association of Psychologists calls for perinatal women to have access to 40 rebated psychology sessions per year. 

The booming industry of online shopping for activewear is having a negative impact on women’s body image, new research has found.

Are you ready to disappoint people in 2023? Dr Nicole LePera has some advice for doing so and is encouraging others to follow.

The 10 additional Medicare subsidised psychology sessions brought in during the pandemic will not continue into next year.

Mirrors, selfies and knowing other people are looking at you all cause people to think of themselves as objects. Zoom calls are all three in one and are likely increasing the harms of self-objectification.

Selina Khoo was a child chess prodigy. Here, she shares the impact chess had on her life and why she’d recommend it to others.

Your friendship misconceptions and fears may be keeping you tied to toxic friendships, writes neuropsychologist Hannah Korrel.

Tegan Carrison says the flaws in Australia’s mental health system disproportionately impact women who represents almost 80% of all psychologists.

The pressure to ‘be happy’ has grown. What many people don’t know is that striving to be happy may actually be the one thing that makes you really unhappy.