How to deal with workplace bullying – The Sydney Morning Herald
Amanda Gordon gives her insight into what to do if you are experiencing bullying in the workplace. Hit the link below to read on.
Has reality TV gone too far? – The Daily Telegraph
Amanda Gordon talks to The Daily Telegraph about the impact of reality TV – is it doing more harm than good to contestants’ mental health?! In the wake of past reality TV show contestants from overseas taking their own lives – has reality TV has gone too far? Hit the link below to read on. …
Amanda Gordon explains why certain people are drawn to horoscopes – Mamamia
Amanda explains how self-efficacy often impacts how likely it is an individual will be attracted to horoscopes. Amanda discusses with Mamamia the positives and negatives associated with differing levels of self-efficacy. Hit the link below to read the full article.
Amanda Gordon provides insight into the Preethi Reddy case – Mamamia
A suspect of the Preethi Reddy case committed suicide and was found dead roughly 24 hours before the body of Reddy was found. In the following Mamamia article, Amanda explains that the reasons behind suicide are complex and it is difficult to determine the individual’s motivations. To read the full article, click or tap below.…
Amanda Gordon provides her insight on Married at First Sight – Now To Love
In the following Now To Love article, Amanda deconstructs the relationship dynamics of Billy and Susie in Married at First Sight. Why did Billy apologise to Susie, when the argument was actually her fault? Click or tap below read more.
Would You Get Advice From Your Ex About Your Current Partner? – 10 Daily
Is it healthy to receive relationship advice from your ex? In this 10 Daily article, Amanda discusses the potential risks of keeping your ex involved in your current relationships.
The meaning behind recurring nightmares – Mama Mia
Why do individuals well into their adulthood lives find themselves having recurring nightmares about their HSC? Amanda Gordon explains the reasons behind recurring nightmares in the following Mama Mia article.
R U OK? How to talk to children and teens about their mental health – Essential Kids
As the nation turns to friends, family and colleagues to ask the question: “R U OK?” clinical psychologist and associate professor Amanda Gordon is reminding parents that it’s a question we need to be asking our kids, too. And not just on R U OK day. For more details on how to have that conversation with your kids…
