This World Mental Health Day, hear an expert panel explore how Australia's mental health system can better support people in the future.

Join us for a lecture by Professor Lars Penke exploring how hormones shape human sexuality, relationships, and behaviour.

IDCN: Understanding how children think about thinking

Below the surface of Australia's weight-loss drug boom, a market operates outside the prescription system.

Crunch Bites is the newest ‘grab and go’ podcast for parents who want to learn how to feed their family well whilst saving on time, money and stress.

Join us for the annual Brotherton Lecture, presented by Professor Elliot Ludvig, exploring the psychology of sports betting

MSPS leads international mental health knowledge exchange for Indonesian Government

Position Number: JR-015530 Role type: Part-time 0.8FTE; Continuing Location: Parkville Faculty: Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences School: Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences Sa...

Jessica Polhill: Turning research into practice

Therapies aimed at reframing negative thoughts may not work for some people with PTSD. New research shows it may be because their brains work differently after trauma.

It depends on how many, and where

Andrea Putica: Connecting stress, brain and lived experience

Morgan Galea: Where behaviour meets real-world decisions

While we’ve evolved to be able to respond well to immediate threats, our stress-response system is less able deal with the chronic stressors of modern life.

Register on Humanitix - Unmasking Influence: Film Premiere & Panel Discussion. The Dax Centre - Ian Potter Auditorium , Kenneth Myer Building, 30 Royal Parade, Parkville VIC 3010, Australia. Monday 11...

Researcher Valentina Bianchi says holding in information can take a mental toll. Here’s how to manage it

Worrying scenes during a recent AFL contest show many sports must do more to respond to mental health issues that unfold during play.

If it feels harder to concentrate than it used to, it's not just you. Scientists say your brain is reacting exactly as it was designed to — but in a very different world.

In A World Appears, Michael Pollan wonders if the search for consciousness might be a socially (and scientifically) acceptable proxy for the search for the soul.

Your brain is constantly gathering evidence for making decisions – even when there’s only one option to pick from.

Hamish Macdonald wants to know what happens if we lose our faith in facts. We are all navigating a digital ecosystem where truth and lies can be indistinguishable, and where information is created - a...

Secrets can be a burden - especially when they flash back into our minds when we least expect.

When a violent crime makes the news, mental illness is often part of the story. But how that story is told, the words chosen, the details included, the connections drawn, has consequences that ripple ...

Prepping for a job interview or giving a speech at your best mate’s wedding? Here’s why your tummy’s a-flutter.

We are delighted to have University of Melbourne Professor Peter Koval host the launch of Niraj Lal's new book, Behind the Screens. Niraj Lal is a Melbourne author and the host of ABC Kid’s Imagine ...

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