All In The Mind

Gabby was on an emotional roller-coaster, feeling empty and needy. After lashing out in anger, she’d regret it and say s... Read more

What we see, hear, and feel as a child affects us later in life—and our brain is changed by childhood traumas. A leading... Read more

Dementia affects around 450,000 Australians, and it comes in hundreds of forms. New research reveals that one form of de... Read more

Music deeply affects us emotionally, and individually—and now we know that our relationship with music provides a unique... Read more

We all know that certain diseases are contagious, but sometimes behaviour is contagious as well. We take a look at some ... Read more

At night our brain can have adventures. Even if they're fully asleep, some people end up sleep walking or sleep driving!... Read more

Questions about whether we are masters of our own destiny and if we really have free will have puzzled philosophers and ... Read more

Even when it gets the go-ahead, research on sex and the brain is still highly stigmatised—yet there is still so much to ... Read more

In English there's no single word to describe an anxiety about how much aeroplane flight is damaging our environment. Bu... Read more

The connection between our minds and bodies determines our health and well-being, and the rate at which our cells age an... Read more

In 1966, as a reaction to disturbing reports of people having bad trips, the psychedelic drug LSD was banned in the U.S.... Read more

The art of talking and listening in therapy can be powerful and transformative. The talking cure has changed since Freud... Read more

At some point in your career there’s a good chance that you’ll cross paths with a workplace bully. If you do, it can hav... Read more

Growing older is something we only get to do if we’re lucky, so why are so many of us unenthusiastic about the prospect ... Read more

As mentioned in yesterday's program, here’s a taste of one of the Culture Dose sessions called 'Joy in everyday life'. H... Read more

What ultimately drives human behaviour? A leading professor of psychology, Michele Gelfand, suggests that culture is one... Read more

We used to believe that babies and young children had irrational and naive thinking skills. Developments in psychology a... Read more

Picture this—an Australian journalist sitting near a squat toilet under the only light in the prison cell he shares with... Read more

The connection between our minds and bodies determines our health and well-being, and the rate at which our cells age an... Read more

Believe it or not … a Formula 1 car can be driven by someone just using their brain. We consider the neurogeneration: pe... Read more