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Facing Stress: Coping Strategies, Resilience and Mental Health Outcomes in Autistic Adult

In this seminar, Melanie will discuss the research conducted as part of her PhD, where she examined coping strategies and resilience, and their associations with stress, mental health and well-being in Autistic adults.
Posted by Alex Haschek August 7, 2023
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Posted inFamily wellbeing Health and wellbeing Study summary

Wellbeing in mothers after their child’s recent autism diagnosis

Honours student, Jackie Maya, asked mothers to complete questionnaires evaluating their levels of stress, anxiety and depression and the coping strategy types they use.
Posted by mdenham March 26, 2015
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