#comorbidity What is it and why is it important?
Co-editor A/Prof Einar Thorsteinsson @ Psychology #uninewengland: This new book offers a new theory on the complex bio-psycho-behavioral mechanisms of #comorbidconditions https://t.co/HXS52eKQGh
Is your sleep disturbed by bad dreams?
Psychology researchers at #uninewengland have found support for a simple strategy to lower the level of unpleasant dreams. The study by A/Prof John Malouff and student Caitlin Johnston can be found at: https://t.co/TV09RI82Nh
#ResearchUNE
Rural community goodwill to refugees increases over time.
#ResearchUNE by Dr Sue Watt, School of Psychology, #uninewengland has shown that attitudes towards refugees in #armidale NSW started out positive and became more so. Read Hanan’s experiences https://t.co/3RxMWggIbV
Psychology students at #uninewengland relax following an
orientation session for 2020. Great expectations for #highereducation where Overall Experience in Psychology courses is rated 2nd in Australia https://t.co/sSRixmt5nx
Seminars led by #uninewengland a great success in Mumbai and
Pune. Supported by an @AusIndiaConcil
grant https://t.co/hdDfC80ruV and opened by Deputy Consul #DFAT, Chris Ellinger.
Rich content for #OnlineEducation in health management and in-country
collaborations.
The data is in. 55% of all graduates of the @UniNewEngland Clinical Psychology program are practicing in rural or regional Australia. Our new #counselling major will equip graduates with a 3-year Psychology degree to fill more vital roles in these areas. https://t.co/6hhjfgZujE
The @UniNewEngland Psychology Clinic provides frontline support for
rural Australians affected by #bushfire. See more psychological help for
people impacted by disaster: https://t.co/dWT3r06C5M