An article about creativity, something which Geelong’s Design Week seeks to encourage and celebrate. Listen to a podcast episode on this topic wherever you get your podcasts or on the… Read more »
Category: Geelong Advertiser Articles
Chris Mackey’s articles appear regularly in the Geelong Advertiser newspaper in Geelong, Australia.
Finding Our Sense of Flow
An article about optimising our wellbeing by identifying the activities that most engage us.
Responding to the Covid Challenges
An article about dealing with current Covid challenges including uncertainty in what lies ahead with Omicron.
Attitudes Shaped by Evolution
An article about the potential reasons for the range of very different attitudes that many people have to Covid vaccines and how this might relate to various evolutionary systems for… Read more »
Look Past the Impact and Into the Future
The second article in a series on the mental health of teenagers featuring Bianca Tassone. The series looks at a number of factors impacting the mental health of teenagers following the… Read more »
Be a Shoulder, Listen to Your Teenager in their Time of Need
The first article in a series on the mental health of teenagers featuring Bianca Tassone. The series looks at a number of factors impacting the mental health of teenagers following… Read more »
Lockdown Reveals Substance Abuse
The third article in a series on the mental health of teenagers following the pandemic. The series looks at a number of factors impacting the mental health of teenagers following… Read more »
The Passing of a Psychology Great
This article is about the enormous lasting contribution of Aaron Beck who passed away earlier this month. This article accompanies a podcast episode from our podcast Psych Spiels and Silver… Read more »
Regaining Our Social Connections
An article about the importance of social connections to our mental health, something which we can hopefully gain even more from as our Covid restrictions ease.
Overcoming has its Silver Linings
An article is about silver linings that can result from going through trauma, loss or prolonged stress, including dealing with the pandemic.