Jillian Roberts created a "Facts of Life" app to help parents start conversations with their young kids about sex. Photo: Diana Nethercott.
Trauma psychologist Tim Black, co-developer of the Veterans Transition Network, works to help veterans and their families cope with PTSD in the home.
Darlene Clover studied adult education philosophies and practices of librarians and public art gallery and museum educators in Canada and the UK.
Wounded Warriors Canada announced today a new Trauma Resiliency Program for serving members of the Canadian Forces, veterans and first responders. The program is co-designed and developed by UVic counselling psychologist Tim Black. In this Q&A, he explains why society needs to rethink PTSD.
Carolyn Crippen, UVic leadership studies expert completes seven-year study of servant leadership in the Canucks organization, tracing its roots from Pat Quinn, Trevor Linden through Henrik and Daniel Sedin to younger players.
Carolyn Crippen publishes the final report of her seven year research project examining Henrik and Daniel Sedin, Trevor Linden and Pat Quinn as exemplars of servant leadership philosophy, and their impact on the changing culture of the Canucks.
Couples Overcoming PTSD Everyday (COPE) was co-founded by UVic psychologist Tim Black to help veterans transition to civilian life. Black will present his program evaluation in Vancouver on Nov. 22 during Forum 2016, which is co-hosted by the Canadian Institute for Military and Veteran Health Research, UBC and UVic.
Any parent with a computer in the house knows the warnings—keep the device in a central place, like a kitchen, so children can surf the internet under the supervision of an adult.
The high-level of research that our instructors conduct provides valuable insight into their respective fields and enriches the lives of those in the community.
Many of our faculty members have a video featuring their research. Faces of UVic Research is a series of "elevator pitch" style videos showcasing the passion and commitment of UVic researchers. It's a great way to discover what our faculty are researching, which can help you choose a supervisor who fits your interests.
See more videos from the Educational Psychology and Leadership Studies playlist on YouTube.
