Month: March 2023

Did you know it was International Happiness Day this month? From the relationships between mothers with post natal depression and their babies, to the playground … Read more

My PhD investigates the brain processes responsible for our pain and touch perception. I’m especially interested in how the brain learns about pain and stores … Read more

Katie Goodbun has evaluated The Playground Project, a community-based initiative that aimed to bring the arts and creative play to very young children across Kent. the … Read more

Ruben Azevedo is part of a team of researchers from the UK and USA, to have conducted the first ever investigation into how a facial … Read more

Applications are invited for a 3-year PhD studentship in the School of Psychology at the University of Kent, funded by the Leverhulme Trust (Principal Investigator: … Read more

For children’s mental health week, the School of Psychology helped Kent school children create their own happiness research projects! Pictured above is Hugo Bowles, a … Read more

Do you work with adults who have set fires? Want to know more about evidence-based assessment and treatment?  This online workshop offers training on best … Read more

Emily Willis spent her year in industry at Zircon. She talks us through what her days looked like and what advice she would give to … Read more

New research led by Dr. Sarah Myers and supervised by Dr. Sarah Johns, at the School of Anthropology and Conservation has found that postnatal depression … Read more

The ability to consider other people’s perspectives, spreading joy in our community and supporting others is the theme of this month’s Round Up.  Meaning in … Read more