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Belonging Matters: New Research Links School Connection to Teen Wellbeing
Recent reporting by The Conversation highlights new research from Australia’s Black Dog Institute suggesting that a young person’s sense of belonging at school may be one of the strongest foundations for their mental wellbeing. Researchers followed more than 1,500 Year 8 students across 35 high schools in New South Wales, examining a wide range of…
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Growing Things, Growing Well: New Evidence on Therapeutic Gardening
Recent reporting by PsyPost highlights new evidence that something as ordinary as tending a garden can meaningfully support mental wellbeing for people living with long-term health conditions. The review, published in BMC Public Health, pooled 23 separate trials involving 4,535 adults, all of whom were managing at least one chronic condition. Across those studies, structured…
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Where Life Makes Sense: New Evidence Linking Meaning and Lower Depression
Recent reporting by PsyPost highlights a large new analysis suggesting that people who experience their lives as meaningful tend to carry lower levels of depression. Published in the Journal of Affective Disorders, the review pooled 278 separate studies covering more than 250,000 participants worldwide. Researchers at Jiangxi Normal University found a consistent pattern: as a…
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Healing at the Root: New Evidence That Trauma Therapy Can Ease Psychosis
Recent reporting by The Conversation highlights a growing body of evidence that treating trauma can also ease the symptoms of psychosis – a finding with real significance for how we care for people whose suffering has long been misunderstood. Psychosis, the article explains, is not a diagnosis but a cluster of experiences, including hallucinations, delusions…
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