Does the name Pavlov ring a bell?

Welcome to Curtin Psychology Society!

Are you curious about the human mind and behaviour? Do you enjoy exploring why people think, feel, and act the way they do?                     So do we! :)

Our club is a friendly and welcoming community for all psychology enthusiasts of all backgrounds and levels of expertise. For Psychology students, this is a place where you can connect with others in a similar boat, enjoy our study sessions or even seek mentoring! Regardless of whether you're a psychology major or just interested in the subject, there's something here for everybody!

Prices to join: 

Curtin Psychology Students - $5

Non-Psychology Curtin Students - $7

Associate Membership (Staff, Non-Curtin students, etc.) - $10

 

If you're unsure, speak to our team, we're all happy to help! 

curtin.psych.society@gmail.com

Come and be a part of the Curtin Psychology Society, we can't wait to see you there!

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Events
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Interview with Tasha Broomhall - Blooming Minds
Oct
08
Interview with Tasha Broomhall - Blooming Minds
Curtin University - 106A.108 - The Haven
18:00 – 20:00
Tasha Broomhall is an established author of multiple non-fiction books and journals that promote personal and organisational mental health. She holds a PhD investigating psychosocial safety and her work has been recognised with a Suicide Prevention Award, and as a finalist in the LiFE Awards for Excellence in Suicide Prevention and the Mental Health Week Media Awards. With her family of five, Tasha lives in Western Australia, where you can find her at the beach, writing or doing pottery.   Discuss career path from studying psychology, how she came to write the book (including fiction as a medium for sharing knowledge and influencing behaviours with lived experience beyond your own). Novel: A Life Dissembled. The conversation explores: Mental health challenges, suicide and its ripple effects, grief and recovery, and the essential role of human connection. This event offers a safe, engaging way for teams to reflect on themes that affect every workplace. How to support yourself and others. 
Psychology Networking Night - 19th Oct
Oct
19
Psychology Networking Night - 19th Oct
TL Robertson Library
17:00 – 20:00
Psychology Networking Night  A night to help build your connections with professionals within your studies! With networking opportunities and internship opportunities for psych students and other counselling and research-related organisations! Location: TL Robertson inside The Lantern on Level 7 PLEASE FILL OUT FORM: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/PCiGJ4tiLN?origin=lprLink