Returning to work after COVID-19
As restrictions lift across Australia, many people will soon be faced with a return to work, school and study, which Griffith University’s… Read More
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Psychological advice for coping with COVID-19
with Professors Grant Devilly and Mark Kebbell Professors Mark Kebbell and Grant Devilly from our School of Applied Psychology delivered a live… Read More
Erin Condrin – Invaluable Contributions
When Bachelor of Psychological Science student Erin Condrin was looking to study at university she was looking for flexibility and inclusivity, which she found… Read More
FREE Pre-Schoolers Overcoming Phobias (POP!) program – recruiting now
Specific phobias affect approximately 10% of children, adolescents, and adults. They are among the earliest disorders to onset, occurring in children as young as 3 years. Read More
International Society for the Study of Behavioural Development Conference
The International Society for the Study of Behavioural Development biennial conference and meetings were recently held on the Gold Coast, chaired and organised by Professor… Read More
Accreditation celebration for Psychology Clinic
In a milestone moment for our Psychology Clinics Professor Eleanor Milligan, Deputy Dean Clinical Education, presented certificates of accreditation to Professor David Neumann, Acting Head… Read More
Remote delivery of psychological support for people with brain tumour
Delivering psychological support remotely to people with brain tumours is on the agenda as part of a new study at Griffith University. The world-first study… Read More
Child Anxiety Program for 8-11 year olds at Mt Gravatt campus – starting 4 June
Does your child suffer from chronic anxiety? The 10 week Child Anxiety Program helps children aged 8-11 years with strategies to reduce anxiety by providing them with practical solutions to everyday situations. Read More
Regulating Overload and Rage (ROAR) program
Is your child prone to chronic frustration and acting out? The 4 week Regulating Overload and Rage (ROAR) program helps children aged 8-12 years with strategies to reduce rage and acting out by providing them with practical solutions to everyday situations. Read More
Anxiety – causes, symptoms and treatment options
Anxiety disorders are the most common mental health disorders in Australia, affecting approximately 14% of people aged between 16 and 85. Nervousness, fear, worry, distress,… Read More
