Curious about the field of psychology?
7 Days of Psychology is an initiative to better inform the public about the field of psychology. We use Psychology Week each year to launch 7 new articles about the inner workings of the field, so you can learn what roles psychologists and psychological research play in everyday life. Register your email below to receive the articles released during Psychology Week 2019 (10th to 16th November).
In the articles for 2019, we got 7 psychologists to share what they've learned from their work on leading a rewarding and satisfying life.
Mental Fitness
Expanding Your
Comfort Zone
Pain Management
Work/Life
Balance
Everyday
Mindfulness
Transitioning from
Study to Work
Strengthening
Relationships
Learn life-enhancing tips from practising psychologists in 7 emails delivered over 7 days.
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See previous years' articles:
2018
- If you believe you can, you can
- All You Need is Love... and food, shelter, and safety
- Intention is everything
- I want to do what I want to do!
- The science of Positive Psychology
- Decisions, decisions...
- Psychiatry to the rescue...
2017
- Clinical Psychology
- Clinical Neuropsychology
- Forensic Psychology
- Health Psychology
- Educational & Developmental Psychology
- Organisational Psychology
- Sport Psychology
What is Psychology Week?
The 10th to the 16th November is Psychology Week, an annual initiative of the Australian Psychological Society that aims to increase public awareness of how psychology can help Australians lead healthier, happier and more meaningful lives.
Learn more:
A tribute to the authors who make it happen:
- Dr Gareth Furber
- Richard Oborn
- Shelley Rogers
- Loraine Lim
- Matt McGregor
- Tim Connell
- Adam Gerace
- Matthew Smout
- Rosie Parkhurst
- Adrian Booth
- Dr Nicole Williams
- Jane Mckie
- Kate Alessia
- Samantha Jane Newell
- Claire Adams
- Jamie Lee
- John Baranoff