Dr Fran Vertue
A growing body of research supports the powerful positive relationships between humans and their pets.
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Dr Simon Adamson
Do you gamble regularly? Many Lotto buyers will have said no to this question, but of course the answer is yes. The transition to parenthood for the first time is unsettling, exciting, and profound Dr Fran Vertue
There’s a complicated relationship between people and their stuff, and this relationship can lead people to become compulsive hoarders. Dr Fran Vertue
Everyone in Christchurch has experienced extremely traumatic events over the past few days. Dr Fran Vertue
Up to 90% of adolescents use one or more of the social networking sites – Bebo, My Space or Facebook are examples – and that’s a lot of young people socialising with a computer screen Dr Simon Adamson
Are you worried about the drinking or other drug use of someone in your family? Dr Fran Vertue
Everyone has to develop a personal identity (“what are my values and what are my talents”) and a social identity (“who do I fit in with and who do I want to be like”) Dr Fran Vertue
Gossip is practiced everywhere in the world. Unfortunately, gossip has acquired a decidedly shady reputation. Prue Fanselow-Brown
However well it goes, there are times when step-parenting presents a significant challenge, especially in the early years. |
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