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Mar
15
2026

Anthony Smith: Non Monogamy, Jealousy and the Psychology of Open Relationships

Kids & Family, LGBTIQA+ Community, Mental Health, Psychology, Relationships, Social Sciences, Society & Culture

Open relationships and ethical non-monogamy are increasingly part of conversations about modern relationships. Anthony Smith discusses when non-monogamy can support ...

Mar
15
2026

Dr Madeleine Fraser: Positive Affirmations, Self Talk and the Psychology of What Helps

Mental Health, Psychology, Social Sciences

Positive affirmations promise confidence, calm and a better mindset, but do they genuinely improve how we feel about ourselves? Madeleine ...

Mar
15
2026

Neil Munro: Exercise, Depression and Anxiety

Fitness & Nutrition, Health, Mental Health

Exercise is often spoken about as a general mood booster, but new research suggests its impact on depression and anxiety ...

Feb
15
2026

Professor Susan Rossell: Body Dysmorphic Disorder

Health, Mental Health, Psychology

Most people experience moments of insecurity about appearance, but for some, those thoughts become persistent and distressing. Susan Rossell explains ...

Feb
5
2026

Nicci Dent: Stress and the Heart

Health, Mental Health

Stress has become a constant for many people, but its impact on heart health is often overlooked. Nicci Dent explains ...

Feb
4
2026
Jan
26
2026

Associate Professor Megan Willis: How To Handle Rejection On Dating Apps

Mental Health, Personal Safety, Psychology, Relationships, Social Media

Dating apps promise connection, but for many people, they deliver silence, ghosting and emotional fatigue. Associate Professor Megan Willis unpacks ...

Jan
26
2026

Kai Schweizer: Why Eating Disorders Are More Common for LGBTQIA+ People

Diet and Nutrition, LGBTIQA+ Community, Mental Health, Personal Safety

Eating disorders affect LGBTQIA+ people at significantly higher rates and the reasons go far beyond food. PhD candidate Kai Schweizer ...

Jan
26
2026

Professor Monica Whitty: The Pyschology Behind AI Deepfake Scams

Mental Health, Personal Safety, Psychology, Social Media, Society & Culture, Technology

Deepfake scams are getting frighteningly convincing, and new research shows most Australians are far more confident spotting them than they ...

Jan
17
2026

Associate Professor Erin Smith: Grieving the Loss of a Pet

Animals, Kids & Family, Mental Health, Pets, Psychology

Pet loss is often minimised, yet the grief can be profound and long-lasting. Associate Professor Erin Smith explains why these ...