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Photo for the news post: New Stream in Mental Health and Well-Being Offers Psychology Students In-Demand Training and Work Placements
August 26, 2020

New Stream in Mental Health and Well-Being Offers Psychology Students In-Demand Training and Work Placements

New Stream in Mental Health and Well-Being Offers Psychology Students In-Demand Training and Work Placements

We are having more and more conversations about mental health, but when it comes to supporting those who are struggling in the workplace, we still have a long way to go. Many employers know it’s... More

Photo for the news post: Grad Stories 2020: Four Exemplary Ravens say Goodbye to Carleton
June 24, 2020

Grad Stories 2020: Four Exemplary Ravens say Goodbye to Carleton

Grad Stories 2020: Four Exemplary Ravens say Goodbye to Carleton

Even though graduating students this year will not be enjoying a traditional ceremony to celebrate their achievements, the Class of 2020 is applauding exceptional student-athletes who are leaving but will always be Ravens. We sat... More

Photo for the news post: Positive Advice from Carleton Experts: Navigating Challenge and Uncertainty
April 1, 2020

Positive Advice from Carleton Experts: Navigating Challenge and Uncertainty

Positive Advice from Carleton Experts: Navigating Challenge and Uncertainty

When the world starts spinning out of control, feeling lost and afraid is a natural reaction. When the touchstones on which we typically rely for reassurance are no longer solid, it’s tough to know where... More

Photo for the news post: Breaking Down Barriers For People with Substance Use Disorders
February 4, 2020

Breaking Down Barriers For People with Substance Use Disorders

Breaking Down Barriers For People with Substance Use Disorders

When asked to imagine someone who abuses drugs or alcohol—someone with a substance use disorder—most people picture an older, possibly homeless man who's somehow disconnected from society. "You'll think of all sorts of negative images,"... More

Photo for the news post: Procrastination Problem? Tim Pychyl Knows Why
January 23, 2020

Procrastination Problem? Tim Pychyl Knows Why

Procrastination Problem? Tim Pychyl Knows Why

A long time ago, Tim Pychyl used to procrastinate now and then. He can’t do that anymore. He knows way too much about the subject. On any given day, the professor in Carleton University’s Psychology... More

Photo for the news post: Carleton Tackles Tough Issues at Psychology Mental Health Day
October 16, 2019

Carleton Tackles Tough Issues at Psychology Mental Health Day

Carleton Tackles Tough Issues at Psychology Mental Health Day

The annual economic cost of mental illness in Canada is estimated to be $51 billion. The human cost is 11. That's how many Canadians die by suicide each day. To end the stigma around mental... More

Photo for the news post: Carleton Researchers Focus on Diverse Mental Health Topics
October 7, 2019

Carleton Researchers Focus on Diverse Mental Health Topics

Carleton Researchers Focus on Diverse Mental Health Topics

“We've always studied mental health in the Department of Psychology,” says Prof. Joanna Pozzulo, chair of the Carleton University department. “As the subject has become more prevalent, we’re seeing more faculty members embrace the area... More

Photo for the news post: The Science of Psychology
September 6, 2019

The Science of Psychology

The Science of Psychology

Sexual assault. Addiction. Wrongful conviction. Human behaviour can get pretty dark, but there’s a science to understanding what drives it – and how it can be shaped. At Carleton University’s Department of Psychology, more than... More

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October 10, 2018

Mental Health 101

Mental Health 101

When students taking Psychology courses at Carleton have a problem in the classroom, the issue, if it can't be resolved with their professor or the undergraduate chair, eventually reaches the office of departmental chair Prof.... More

Photo for the news post: Psychology and Earth Sciences Share Early Research Awards
April 17, 2018

Psychology and Earth Sciences Share Early Research Awards

Psychology and Earth Sciences Share Early Research Awards

It's not often that researchers in psychology and geochemistry share the same spotlight. But that's what happened recently when Ontario's Early Researcher Awards (ERAs) were announced. Read on to read up on two noteworthy research... More

Photo thumbnail for the story: Promoting Responsible Gambling
July 24, 2017

Promoting Responsible Gambling

Promoting Responsible Gambling

Carleton psychology professors Michael Wohl and Chris Davis have received a $650,000 grant from Ontario’s Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care to conduct research into problem gambling prevention. Their project, conducted with the cooperation of... More

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