Dr. Dillon Browne is featured in Science Magazine's video Children of the pandemic: How will kids be shaped by the coronavirus crisis?
Drs. Dillon Browne and Igor Grossmann discuss why some people aren't following social distancing guidelines during the COVID-19 crisis.
If you ae trying to convince your mother-in-law to stop going to the store five times a week or your explain to your teenagers why they can't go play basketball with their friends you might want to heed the advice provided by Dr. Igor Grossmann in this article on the CBC.
Dr. Dillon Browne and his research team discuss proactive strategies for families during the COVID-19 situation on the Psychology Today website.
You're not alone. Dr. James Danckert is interviewed in Barrie Today.com about how boredom is understandable in the current situation and how to best deal with it.
Dr. Purdon discusses illness anxiety in the age of COVID-19 and offers some advice on how best to deal with the information overload during the current crisis.
Christine Purdon has you covered. You can listen to her interview on the Beyond the Bulletin podcast or read her most recent interview on CTV news.
Joanne Wood was recently interviewed by Fashion Magazine about how to deal with social distancing and self-isolation.
You can read Christine Purdon's recent interview in The Sun about dealing with COVID-19 and its attendant anxiety or you cn listen to her on the CBC discussing the same topic. Or both!
Martin Turpin, a PhD candidate in the Department of Psychology won the Arts Heat for the 3 Minute Thesis Competition with his presentation: Bullshit makes the art grow profounder. Sarena Daljeet, a MA candidate in the Department of Psychology, came in second. Several other Psychology students also gave excellent presentations during the competition.