School of Psychology and Public Health news and events
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Brief self-care meditation boosts body confidence
Short self-compassion meditation course delivers boost in body appreciation and positive wellbeing.
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New Autism wellbeing toolkit for early educators
New Autism wellbeing toolkit for early educators backed by $30,000 Fraser Foundation grant.
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Death is certain but few of us are really prepared
New research has found few Australians are prepared for end of life care.
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HIV study shows gaps in testing, diagnosis
People still vulnerable to infection despite major advances in care.
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HIV services for Asian-born immigrants
New research is helping shape more responsive HIV services for Asian-born people living with HIV in Australia.
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Driving meaningful change in educational equality
Dr Clare Kermond's research explores the experiences of Autistic adolescents in secondary education.
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Families bear hidden costs of finding safety
Study reveals the cost of becoming safe after family violence.
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Graduate's success highlights career pathways
Nursing graduate encourages future students at Albury-Wodonga Open Day
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$10m initiative to improve LGBTIQA+ healthcare
Federal Government awards La Trobe $10 million for LGBTIQA+ healthcare
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Organisations and creative arts therapy
A new study has highlighted a gap in understanding about the different professionals who deliver arts-based programs in healthcare.
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Teachers back sex education, but lack training
Teachers back sex education, but two-thirds receive no formal training.
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La Trobe Institute to amplify AI capability
La Trobe launches Institute to amplify AI capability
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Improving health and social services experiences
La Trobe University researchers will lead a national collaboration to advance lived experience leadership across Australia’s health and social service sectors.
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Everyday intoxications
New study sheds light on how young people view alcohol and other drug use as part of everyday life.
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