The 5 Types of Imposter Syndrome
The term impostor phenomenon was coined in 1978 by researchers Pauline Clance and Suzanne Imes in their studies of women who felt like...
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What our graduates say – Tamsyn Jurgens
If you’ve watched the television series House you’ll appreciate the rewards of being a diagnostician. Main character and medical sleuth Dr House is...
What our students say – Adelene van Rooyen
Know what baking and psychology have in common? For a start, creating delicious treats for others satisfies our emotional need for purpose. Baking...
What is Body Language? How to Understand Non-Verbal Cues
Body language can often tell those around us more than we think. It plays a big part in how effectively we communicate and...
Fields of Psychology – Which should I choose?
A psychology graduate is well equipped to begin a successful and rewarding career. They have a great knowledge of psychology, an applied skill...
The Art of Listening
We spend roughly 60% of our communication time listening, yet research suggests that we retain as little as 25% of what we hear....
