From mandatory military service in Sweden, to American football in Indiana, to horse riding in Otago, it seems like Professor Martin Sellbom has done it all. In this episode, Liv discusses with Martin why the language we use around mental health is important, whether a ‘psychopath’ is a real thing and Martin’s diverse journey to Otago. This episode was hosted by Liv Bruce and Roger Yan, and produced and edited by Rachel Anson.
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From mandatory military service in Sweden, to American football in Indiana, to horse riding in Otago, it seems like Professor Martin Sellbom has done it all. In this episode, Liv discusses with Martin why the language we use around mental health is important, whether a ‘psychopath’ is a real thing and Martin’s diverse journey to Otago. This episode was hosted by Liv Bruce and Roger Yan, and produced and edited by Rachel Anson.
How to improve our memories (if we even can) - Professor Rachel Zajac
Psych Made Me
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How to improve our memories (if we even can) - Professor Rachel Zajac
Do penguins commit crimes? What does a psychologist working in forensics actually do? Professor Rachel Zajac talks to Liv about why our memory isn’t as good as we think it is, her work with the innocence project and her journey to being a Professor in psychology. This episode was hosted by Liv Bruce and Roger Yan, and produced and edited by Rachel Anson.
Psych Made Me
From mandatory military service in Sweden, to American football in Indiana, to horse riding in Otago, it seems like Professor Martin Sellbom has done it all. In this episode, Liv discusses with Martin why the language we use around mental health is important, whether a ‘psychopath’ is a real thing and Martin’s diverse journey to Otago. This episode was hosted by Liv Bruce and Roger Yan, and produced and edited by Rachel Anson.
