News
2015.06.17 | Research news
To help kids with anxiety disorders we need to target their treatment
Most children with anxiety disorders can be treated through the so-called Cool Kids programme, but there are some who do not respond successfully. New research results indicate that children who are non-responders can be helped by additional treatment targeting each family’s specific needs.
2015.06.10 | Research news
Ground-breaking treatment offered to kids with anxiety
With support from TrygFonden, the Anxiety Disorder Clinic for Children and Adolescents at Aarhus BSS has implemented a treatment programme for children suffering from anxiety disorder. The programme is called Cool Kids. The results of the treatment are enormously positive, and the researchers call to make the treatment option available to children…
2015.06.09 | People
Emotion regulation can help people who suffer from anxiety
Mia Skytte O’Toole from the Department of Psychology and Behavioural Sciences is one of the five recipients of the Aarhus University Research Foundation PhD award, which was presented on 28 May 2015.
2015.04.20 | News from the management, Staff
New name and logo to be brought into play!
The name “Aarhus BSS” and the new logo are now in the process of being implemented. As an employee, you are responsible for changing your email signature and downloading the temporary Word and PowerPoint templates.
2015.05.22 | Research news
Two-year postdoc grant for Søren Staugaard
Søren Risløv Staugaard has been awarded a two-year postdoc grant from the Danish Council for Independent Research, Humanities.
2015.03.23 | Research news
New book: Clinical Perspectives on Autobiographical Memory Hardcover
by Lynn A. Watson (Editor), Dorthe Berntsen (Editor)
2015.02.02 | People
Researcher from BSS collaborates with student counsellor at ST to further student welfare
In collaboration with Professor Jan Tønnesvang from BSS, psychologist Sanne Schou has developed a new counselling framework for students at ST. The goal is to help the students stay dedicated to their studies and to further student welfare.
2015.01.28 | Research news
Research on anti-extremism efforts draws visitors from all over the world to AU
Anti-extremism research at Aarhus University is currently receiving a lot of attention from countries around the world. Representatives from several embassies are eager to pay visits to the Department of Psychology and Behavioural Sciences to learn more about the so-called “Aarhus programme”.
2015.01.23 | People
New Ph.D Student: Omar Sinue Salgado Leyva
Omar Sinue will be exploring the ability that people have to mentally reconstruct personal events from the past and to mentally construct possible events in the future.
2015.01.21 | People
New Ph.D. Student: Julie Niziurski
Julie comes from USA and will be working with depression and the effects the disorder may have on memory and attention.