Webinar to focus on research helping teens access mental health supports
A Brock-led research team has created a new toolkit to help youth overcome barriers to accessing mental health supports at ... Full story
Articles tagged with: youth
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Cyberbullying on the rise, teen violence decreasing, says Brock co-authored report
While violence among children and youth has decreased around the world since 2018, cyberbullying is on the rise, according to a ... Full story -
Brock profs to share teen mental health, water research at Science Meets Parliament
Canada may contain a wealth of freshwater, but for Julia Baird, the country’s water sustainability isn’t a given. ... Full story -
Brock summit aims to gather community to improve youth sport
Ways to better the world of youth sport for current and future athletes will be at the heart of an ... Full story -
CRC Spotlight: Brock researcher explores how perfectionism manifests in teens
The federal government’s Canada Research Chairs program invests up to $311 million per year to attract and retain some of ... Full story -
Participants needed for Brock research linking allergies, asthma to childhood experiences
The composition of good microbes harmoniously living in our bodies could be shaped by early childhood experiences, one of several ... Full story -
Brock gains Canada Research Chair in Child Health Equity and Inclusion
Karen Patte, well known for her long-running national research on youth health, is Brock University’s newest Canada Research Chair (... Full story -
Brock-led study explores spirituality’s role in children’s mental health
A Brock-led international team’s recent research suggests that spirituality be added to factors that determine children’s mental health. ... Full story -
Brock project exploring age-friendly communities celebrates 10 years in Niagara
The experience of aging and living as an older adult can be difficult for many students to understand. For the ... Full story -
Brock awarded NFRF funding for research on youth and social media, and biases in health care
Renata Dividino and her colleagues are concerned about how social media algorithmic bias is shaping young people’s engagements with ... Full story
