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
Pre-school sleep problems – free program for parents
If you’re a parent with a child between the ages 3 and 5 who experiences difficulty getting to sleep or staying asleep, we are offering… Read More
Depression – causes, symptoms and treatment options
Sometimes referred to as the “black cloud,” depression is a debilitating psychological disorder that affects approximately 6% of all Australian’s aged between 16 and 85… Read More
Hong Kong study for New Colombo Plan scholar
A fascination with how people behave led 2018 New Colombo Plan scholar Kimberley Bates to a double degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice and Psychology. “I’ve always… Read More
Enhance your psychological wellbeing with our Mindfulness program
Enhance your psychological wellbeing and free your thoughts Read More
AISRAP wins LIFE Award for Excellence in Suicide Research
We are please to announce that the Australian Institute of Suicide Prevention has won the LIFE Award for Excellence in the Suicide Research category. Read More
Running to raise awareness of suicide prevention
Even the seemingly most exuberant of us still have our dark days. Forty-five year old New Zealand born husband and father of two, Justin Geange is no stranger to depression. Read More
