I am ready, I have the armoury
Monday
20th September
2021
A reflection by Ingrid Ozols – alumnus Master of Suicidology “There was no planning…
Category Archive: Applied Psychology and Suicidology
Stressed teens benefit from coping online when less is more
Monday
30th August
2021
Teenagers who spend a few hours online after a stressful experience fare better than those who frequently use this…
Media reports about vaccine hesitancy could contribute to the problem
Wednesday
23rd June
2021
Alongside logistical and supply issues, vaccine hesitancy has been a notable hurdle in Australia’s troubled vaccine rollout. The…
A passion was ignited
Tuesday
11th May
2021
Sarah Spafford is an alumnus of Griffith’s Master of Suicidology. In her own words, she recounts her journey as an…
Personal experience to national suicide prevention response
Monday
15th March
2021
Maddeline Mooney is an alumnus of Griffith’s Master of Suicidology. In her own…
New elective: Psychological Perspectives on Cultural Diversity
Wednesday
16th December
2020
Available to undergraduate students in their second or third year of any degree – university-wide! Australia is one of the…
Recovering from a sports injury with psychology: Rachel’s story
Wednesday
9th December
2020
Born in Zimbabwe, Rachel Kapnias is a third-year international student from South Africa completing a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) with…
Psychology week 2020: finding a way through pain with psychology
Monday
9th November
2020
This Psychology Week, we spoke with Griffith Experts about their careers and research in the dynamic and varied field…
A stepping stone to a career in cyberpsychology
Friday
9th October
2020
Before studying at Griffith, Leigh-Chantelle built a career in marketing, consulting, and increasing awareness for veganism, with a variety of…
Representation in healthcare – Griffith Health Alumni discuss
Thursday
1st October
2020
We recently brought together Griffith Health alumni in a virtual event to talk to us about the positive impacts on…