Amy Lykins

Associate Professor in Clinical Psychology

University of New England

Australia

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Amy Lykins is an Associate Professor in Clinical Psychology at the University of New England, Australia. Her research focuses on mental health interventions and challenges, including topics such as birth trauma, minority stress experiences among bisexual adults, and eco-anxiety in rural communities. Dr. Lykins has authored multiple articles examining the mental health impacts of climate change and natural disasters, as well as the help-seeking behaviors of diverse populations.

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Cassandra Sundaraja

Senior Lecturer in Clinical Psychology

University of New England

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Articles (24)

An Exploratory Analysis of Minority Stress Experiences and Mental Ill-Health in Bisexual Adults

Maintaining Resilience and Well-Being in the Era of Climate Change: Protocol of an Acceptability and Feasibility Pilot of the Bee Well Program for Treating Eco-Anxiety in Rural Children Exposed to Natural Hazards

A Group-Based Telehealth Intervention for Birth Trauma: Protocol for a Pilot Feasibility and Waitlist Control Trial

Australian Consumers’ Drivers and Barriers to Purchasing Local Food from Alternative Agri-Food Networks

Experiences of professional mental health help-seeking and engagement with services among emerging adult men identifying as gay

A Community Mental Health Integrated Disaster Preparedness Intervention for Bushfire Recovery in Rural Australian Communities: Protocol for a Multimethods Feasibility and Acceptability Pilot Study

Climate Change in Rural Australia: Natural Hazard Preparedness and Recovery Needs of a Rural Community

Visual Attention to Evolutionarily Relevant Information by Heterosexual Men and Women While Viewing Mock Online Dating Profiles

Mental ill-health in rural and metropolitan dwelling Australian youth during the first COVID-19 wave.

“Na neitou qele ga qo” (“This is our only land”): Adaptation to the effects of climate change in rural indigenous Fijians

‘All we found were bones’: Veterinary workers’ distress and trauma after Australia's Black Summer bushfires

Climate change anxiety positively predicts antenatal distress in expectant female parents

In Situ Provisioning Wildlife with Food, Water, or Shelter after Bushfires: Using a One Welfare Framework to Guide Responses

“Io, keimami leqataka vakalevu na vei gauna mai muri” (“We are worried about the future generation”): Experiences of eco-grief in rural indigenous Fijians

Why take the risk? Exploring the psychosocial determinants of floodwater driving

What should we eat? Realistic solutions for reducing our food footprint

Acceptability and feasibility of telehealth as a training modality for trainee psychologist placements: a COVID-19 response study

Palm oil: Understanding barriers to sustainable consumption

Can Consumers Do It All? An Exploration of Factors that Influence the Purchase of Sustainable Palm Oil Products

Citizen science engagement: Lessons learned from the ClimateWatch "Scientist for a Day" program

Baby boomers' attitudes to maintaining sexual and intimate relationships in long-term care

Happily partnered older adults' relationship-enhancing behaviours

To Vaccinate or Not: The Relative Impact of Attitudes toward Autism Spectrum Disorders and the Ability to Interpret Scientific Information on Vaccination Decisions

Confronting the palm oil crisis: Identifying behaviours for targeted interventions

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Cassandra Sundaraja

Lucie Newsome

Laura H. Clark

Belinda Craig

Phillip J. Tully

Paul McGreevy

Kylie Rice

Donald Hine

Deborah Apthorp

Catherine Herbert

Warren Bartik

Phil McManus

Cary Bennett

Suzanne Cosh

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