Best Practices
Commissioned by the Australian Defence Force, we conducted a four-part review to better understand the impacts of military service on family functioning and child/spouse relationships. This research-informed policy priorities for the sector and provided recommendations for effective support for Defence families.
In partnership with Beyond Blue, we conducted two rapid systematic reviews on the effectiveness of brief DMHIs (e.g., phone, web-based support) for youth (12 – 25 years) and adults (≥25 years) experiencing mild-to-moderate mental health concerns.
Mapping the influence of infant–parent relational quality on life course relationships
This systematic scoping review forms a part of a broader series (The Nurturing Early Relational Health Review Series), funded by the Paul Ramsay Foundation, aimed at advancing our understanding of early relational health and its impact on human development.
A project collaboration between La Trobe’s Business School and The Bouverie Centre.
Psychotherapy concepts can also apply to business‑to‑business relationships, so the researchers adapted a marriage‑therapy instrument to create a new Business Relationship Health Index (BRHI) based on the Global Assessment of Relational Functioning. Testing it on 500 U.S. B2B relationships, they found the BRHI to be a valid and reliable measure alongside established constructs such as satisfaction, trust, commitment, and performance.