Congratulations to our HaPI leader Kyra and HaPI lab co-authors Jacob, Martin and Stephanie for having three top downloaded articles with Wiley for their work on Covid-19 behaviours! Application of the health action process approach to social distancing behavior during COVID‐19 Managing stress during the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic and beyond: Reappraisal and mindset approaches ...

Congratulations to Associate Professor Kyra Hamilton for being recognised as one of Australia’s top Psychology Scientists! (Link)

Congratulations to Associate Professor Kyra Hamilton for having her paper recognised as one of the top cited papers in the British Journal of Health Psychology!

A big congratulations to Associate Professor Kyra Hamilton for receiving Griffith University’s Research Excellence Award!

A big congratulations to Dr Roshan Rigby for achieving the Griffith University’s Award of Excellence in a Research Thesis!

Dr Jacob Keech speaks about stress mindset in the New Scientist Magazine

HaPI Lab graduate Dr Jacob Keech has been awarded the 2021 Herman Schaalma PhD Award at the European Health Psychology Society Annual Conference. The Herman Schaalma Award is awarded annually to acknowledge a PhD dissertation in the field of health psychology of outstanding excellence in terms of originality, significance and rigour. The award aims to ...

HaPI Lab Members presentations at this years EHPS Conference

A new campaign reminding Griffith staff, students and the wider community to practice COVID-safe behaviours was launched in 2021 across all campuses. The campaign was based around research undertaken by Associate Professor Kyra Hamilton, who was the project team co-chair leading the campaigns development, showing that when those around you engage in COVID-safe behaviours, you ...

Members of the HaPI team (A/Prof Kyra Hamilton, A/Prof Amy Mullens, Dr Jacob Keech and Dr Daniel Brown) presented in the APS COVID Showcase in 2021. Health Psychology research and practice is well placed to make an important contribution to the response to COVID-19—from uptake of behavioural and pharmacological protective practices, to addressing longer-term social, ...