Bond University Podcasts
Vital Signs
A Bond University podcast about health
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19 mars 2026
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VITAL SIGNS: Dr Jacob Thorstensen on targeted brain stimulation 19.03.2026 32:59
Bond University neuroscientist Jacob Thorstensen has secured national funding to investigate a promising new technique that could one day help people living with multiple sclerosis regain lost motor function. Assistant Professor Jacob Thorstensen has been awarded a research grant from MS Australia to explore whether targeted brain stimulation can strengthen communication between the brain and spin...
Beating back-to-school blues w/ Dr Cher McGillivray S1E2 07.10.2025 24:32
It often seems to rear its head when kids return to school after the holidays. Before the break everything seems fine - your child was thriving as part of a consistent group of friends. But then school returns, and everything changed. In close enough to an instant the group splintered - the collective became exclusive, and things became very weird, very quickly. And it's really difficult thing...
Psychedelic assistance - Psychologist Shai Hipperson on breaking new ground in trauma treatment (S1E1) 18.09.2025 33:47
By her own admission, Shai Hipperson wasn't much of a school student. But after sustaining injuries in two car accidents and living through a significant family tragedy, priorities changed. At 22 she enrolled in a Bachelor of Psychological Sciences at Bond University. She now specialises in the treatment of trauma and her clinic - Conscious Mind Centre - is the first in Queensland to offer Psy...
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