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of meat and highly processed foods in their diet, given the fact that those products are linked to higher GHG emissions. In practice however, there are many psychological and cultural barriers
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platform for these groups to challenge stereotypes and break down barriers, fostering a more inclusive and diverse professional landscape. University is a time of ‘heightened psychological distress’ (Bewick
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care. There is evidence that clinical debriefing models can mitigate the psychological effects of these stressful events and improve the psychological safety of their working environment to improve
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also aspire to empower and support Indigenous flourishing. A range of Positive Psychology Interventions (PPIs) have been developed to enhance flourishing. These interventions (e.g. gratitude exercises
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the effects of social media use on different aspects of psychological wellbeing are very mixed. While social media use can offer positive experiences, such as connecting with family and engaging with niche
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for psychological support and how these unmet needs affect their relationships with their children and psychological wellbeing. Disability service providers have also highlighted the immense strain that parents
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the acclimation process once moved to hot environments. By and large, STHA targets physiological drivers of acclimation, with the psychological elements often considered an implicit by-product of heat
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-30. Greenberg, L.S., & Goldman, R.N. (2008). Emotion-focused couples therapy: The dynamics of emotion, love, and power. American Psychological Association. Greenberg, L. S., & Johnson, S. M. (1988
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climate resilience. Objectives (1) To identify community needs for psychological adaptation to climate change; focusing on groups known to be at greater risk for adverse mental health outcomes; (2
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Western cultures. 2. To identify the cultural factors that contribute to experiences and expressions of self-compassion across cultures. 3. To contribute to the existing body of cultural psychology