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Orygen @orygen.org.au · 22/10/2025

Dr La Sala has received an @aipscience.bsky.social Young Tall Poppy Science Award, recognising her as "one of Victoria's most outstanding scientists" 👏 📸: @louiselasala.bsky.social

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#chatsafe @chatsafe.bsky.social · 02/07/2025

"Moderation may be key" A new study by #chatsafe researcher, Dr Louise La Sala, suggests that 1-3 hours daily social media use may be better for their wellbeing than none at all. Great to see Dr La Sala's findings in this recent piece in @GuardianAus bit.ly/3GpGNWI @louiselasala.bsky.social

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Excessive social media found to harm teenagers’ mental health – but experts say moderation may be key

Exclusive: Mission Australia survey finds moderate social media users were as likely to seek help from parents as low users

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Orygen @orygen.org.au · 12/06/2025

Congratulations to Orygen Research Fellow Dr @louiselasala.bsky.social on receiving the prestigious Andrej Marušič Award, recognising her pioneering work in suicide prevention including as a lead researcher on the world-first @chatsafe.bsky.social program 👏 Details: bit.ly/4jJv2YQ

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#chatsafe @chatsafe.bsky.social · 23/05/2025

Our Research Fellow Dr Louise La Sala delivered a keynote presentation at this year's Suicide Prevention Australia conference in Perth 🙌 Dr La Sala shared the latest research on how social media can be used for youth suicide prevention. Learn more about #chatsafe 👉 bit.ly/4duUP5p

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#chatsafe @chatsafe.bsky.social · 08/03/2025

It's International Women's Day! We're looking at how our researchers Prof Jo Robinson, Dr Louise La Sala & Dr Bridget Kenny are looking to address self-harm and suicide in women and girls, as part of a new Global Taskforce. Read more 👉 bit.ly/3Fmq9q0

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Orygen's commitment to turning ‘promises into progress’ for young women and girls

In 2025, UN Women Australias International Womens Day theme, March Forward, emphasises the importance of transforming promises into progress. .

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Dr Nina Higson-Sweeney @nhigsonsweeney.bsky.social · 15/01/2025

A great debut blog by Amanda, co-written by the brilliant @louiselasala.bsky.social! I was lucky enough to listen to a talk about this study and Luisa’s broader PhD when she visited the University of Bath - this blog and the paper are definitely worth a read!

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