Current LOC: @MullanBarbara (chair), Dr Tess Fletcher, Dr Caitlin Liddelow, Jessica Charlesworth and Tom McAlpine

New Paper 🎉 Exploring temporal self-regulation theory to predict sugar-sweetened beverage consumption @MullanBarbara and Angela Moran. Habit and environmental cues predict SSB consumption. tandfonline.com/eprint/DUF3SW2…

A new paper out of our group! "An intervention designed to investigate habit formation in a novel health behaviour" in Psychology and Health. Enrique Mergelsberg, @MullanBarbara, Vanessa Allom & Amelia Scott tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… #habits #healthpsychology

Join us in signing this open letter calling for a clear, effective health warning label: visiblehealthwarning.org

Our president @MullanBarbara talking about how our routines will have changed during the pandemic. Take a look! #habits #COVIDー19

Please lend your voice to the effort to get clear, effective health warning labels approved by signing this open letter: visiblehealthwarning.org

Exciting news about the 2021 ASBHM conference coming later this week...👀 Keep your eyes peeled!

Has #COVID19 ended your #reusable coffee cup routine? ☕ Curtin University's Ms Elizaveta Novoradovskaya discusses how harnessing the power of #habit could be the answer to greener living. Read more: bit.ly/35Bp9Jg @mint_motion1 @MullanBarbara Behavioural Science and Health Research Group

Exciting news!

*Introducing one of our keynotes speakers at ASBHM 2021* Professor Jane Scott (Prof Jane Scott) from the School of Public Health at Curtin University (Curtin University). Read more about Professor Scott at asbhm2021.asbhm.com/speakers/profe… #ASBHM2021 #virtualconference #healthpsychology

Submit an abstract to ASBHM's virtual conference in 2021 for a chance to see amazing keynote speakers like Professor Peter Yu.

Enjoyed being part of a Q&A panel for the FASD Reasearch Australia CRE Celebration yesterday. Congratulations to all the award winners 👏 FASD Hub Australia

Thanks Lisa Akison for sharing! This is Dr Tess Fletcher first study from her PhD looking at influences on #alcohol use intentions in #pregnancy. With @MullanBarbara & Elizaveta Novoradovskaya

This #InternationalWomensDay we're celebrating the many women who live with, work and advocate for #FASD. We celebrate women with FASD, carers, families, health professionals, researchers, and others working to improve FASD understanding and management. #BreakTheBias

📢🚨Abstract submissions for #ASBHM2023 are now open Deadline: Tuesday 18th October If you would like to apply, or view the guidelines for submissions, please click here: asbhm.com/asbhm-2023/ If you have any queries, please contact us at: [email protected]

More good news on the PhD front, Tess Fletcher's thesis 'Determinants of Alcohol Use Intentions in Pregnancy: Implications for Health Promotion' was recently approved. Great work and congratulations to Dr Fletcher and her supervisors @MullanBarbara and Associate Professor Amy Finlay-Jones

Feeling very grateful to have graduated with my PhD this weekend. Thank you to @MullanBarbara and Associate Professor Amy Finlay-Jones for all their support along the way!

You may know ASBHM, but do you know the researchers and academics behind ASBHM? 🧑‍🤝‍🧑Meet our Executive Committee members below, of who are located all around Australia🧑‍🤝‍🧑

We are pleased to officially announce the ASBHM Collaboration Seed Funding Grant to support new collaborations between current and new ASBHM members. 💰Up to AUD$10,000 ✍️The application form will be available to access in May 2023. ⏰ Applications open August 1st 2023

New publication from Associate Professor Amy Finlay-Jones, @MullanBarbara and myself: doi.org/10.1080/108260…