
Chris and Rowan are joined by Dr Juliet Trail, who has done extensive research on networks and how networks can optimally function. We discuss the different types of networks we… Read more »
Chris and Rowan are joined by Dr Juliet Trail, who has done extensive research on networks and how networks can optimally function. We discuss the different types of networks we… Read more »
An article about the positive impact that a yes vote in the upcoming Voice to Parliament referendum could have on community well-being in Australia.
An article about various influences that can negatively impact on our judgments, based on the recently released book, Noise. It’s relevant to voting in elections, improving the accuracy of our predictions,… Read more »
Episode 90 – Enhancing Mental Health in Groups Chris and Rowan discuss how we can get the most out of the groups that we’re a part of. This is in… Read more »
Episode 60 – When Too Much Choice is a Challenge Chris and Rowan discuss the topic of decision making and how recognising the way that we make decisions can help… Read more »
This article is about the effects of psychopathic leadership. Sadly, it seems this article is all too relevant to the outgoing US president Donald Trump.
This article draws upon wisdom from the psychoanalyst, Karen Horney, who wrote in the 1950s. It goes a long way to account for the current political mess the U.S. is… Read more »
Today’s Geelong Advertiser article spells out the main theme that Chris will cover in monthly articles this year, following the theme of “it’s time for positive psychiatry”.
This article is about the importance of people receiving social support after natural disasters to assist their mental health as a key part of their recovery. The recent Australian bushfires… Read more »
How do we find a good work-life balance? This is one of the more commonly requested topics by workgroups for talks about mental health, but I think it’s a… Read more »