Young people with ADHD often find it difficult to deal with strong or difficult emotions. A recently published study investigated a new psychological treatment designed to help them improve their emotional regulation.
What really helps people reconcile after war? Is it the friendships we build across group lines, or the level of everyday contact between different ethnic groups in our communities?
Stockholm University is awarded most Starting Grants among Swedish universities in this year’s round, five in total. The grants go to researchers in philosophy, astronomy, psychology, zoology, and sociology.
Although progress has been made when it comes to both more inclusion and visibility for transgender people, backlash and discrimination towards gender minorities still persist. In her doctoral thesis, Sofia Bracco has looked at how trans and gender diverse people are represented in the media and perceived in the workplace – and what that visibility actually results in.
Are you a researcher interested in studying people's living conditions and health? Then you may benefit from using the research data available within REWHARD.
Are you a researcher interested in studying people's living conditions and health? Then you may benefit from using the research data available within REWHARD.
Wednesday 10 December, 14:00–15:30: Associate Professor Michiel van Elk, Leiden University, will talk about "The past, present and future of psychedelic science" within the framework of the Eneroth Lectures at the Department of Psychology.
Wednesday 10 December, 14:00–15:30: Associate Professor Michiel van Elk, Leiden University, will talk about "The past, present and future of psychedelic science" within the framework of the Eneroth Lectures at the Department of Psychology.
On Friday, 30 January, 2026, 13:00–14:00, Luisa Solms, PhD, Erasmus University Rotterdam, will speak on the subject "From Work Pressure to Work Pleasure: Understanding and Improving Well-Being in Academia".
On Friday, 30 January, 2026, 13:00–14:00, Luisa Solms, PhD, Erasmus University Rotterdam, will speak on the subject "From Work Pressure to Work Pleasure: Understanding and Improving Well-Being in Academia".