Conference 2020 Archives - Allied Health Support Services

Studies show that acute trauma can improve #psychological health and create post-traumatic growth. As an example of how a deep #trauma can bring post-traumatic growth, we can all learn a life lesson from #psychologist Natalia Lomonosova of #Ukraine. 👇

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/heal-the-mind-heal-the-body/202206/how-trauma-loss-and-anxiety-can-lead-transformative-growth

Recent advances in neural science, robotics, and software have enabled scientists to develop a robotic system that responds to muscle movement signals from a partially paralysed person relayed through a brain-machine interface. Read more 👇

https://www.scimex.org/newsfeed/partially-paralysed-man-uses-robotic-arms-to-feed-himself-with-his-mind

#neuroscience

Check out the latest Emerging Minds Australia child mental health research. 👇

https://emergingminds.com.au/resources/highlights-in-child-mental-health-research-may-2022/

#paediatrics #Mentalhealth #childmentalhealth #mentalhealthresearch #parents #carers #mentalhealthprofessionals #mentalhealthOT #alliedhealth #alliedhealthprofessionals

Sport can play a crucial role in challenging stereotypes and promoting positive #Mentalhealth for boys and young men. The study, published in the journal BMC Public Health, surveyed young males playing either cricket or Australian Rules Football. 👇

https://www.scimex.org/newsfeed/a-role-for-sport-in-mens-mental-health

Are you a #Mentalhealth professional working in Tas? Primary Healthcare Tas are keen to hear from GPs and other #healthprofessionals involved in the care of Tasmanians with #mentalillness.

Find out more 👇
https://www.engagepht.com.au/care-project