The Super Bowl for Brain Health: Building a Brain-Positive Economy
Is there something you didn’t like as a kid that you really love now? Maybe it’s onions, spicy food, or running. For me, it was anything to do with brains.…
UCLA psychology student receives prestigious NIH undergraduate scholarship
Khoa-Nathan Ngo is looking to pursue research, serve his community and make a national impact. Ngo, a fourth-year psychology student, won one of 10 National Institutes of Health undergraduate scholarships…
Neuropsychology and Health Psychology Experts at Hackensack University Medical Center Ensure Complete Patient Care
Experts provide actionable insights for better diagnosis, treatment and life management for those facing cognitive or neurological challenges. January 15, 2026 The Hackensack Meridian Neuroscience Institute at Hackensack University Medical…
Why Art Is a Pillar of Health
Have you done anything creative today? Research shows that creativity boasts remarkable mental health benefits, including emotion regulation, cognitive flexibility, and social connectedness (Jean-Berluche, 2024). Whether you’re painting, writing, playing…
Pynk Health Expands Access to NDIS Psychology Services Through Telehealth
PRESS RELEASE Published February 3, 2026 Pynk Health has announced it now offers NDIS Psychology services to National Disability Insurance Scheme participants across Australia, broadening access to professional psychological support…
Kobie Allison talks about her work as an actress and the fields of mental health and psychology
Australian actress Kobie Allison. Photo Courtesy of Ash Eliza Davis. Australian actress Kobie Allison chatted about her motivations in acting, as well as her work in the fields of mental…