Be Well Lab | A wellbeing research collaboration
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About Be Well Lab

A collaboration between researchers from the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI), the University of Adelaide, Flinders University and the University of the Sunshine Coast.

A research collaboration

The collaboration conducts translational research into wellbeing and mental health. This research looks at the development of technology solutions, interventions, and assessment methods, aimed at facilitating improvements in both mental wellbeing and mental illness.

 

This research underpins the solutions that are being offered by Be Well Co and helps contribute to a better scientific understanding of mental health and wellbeing. 

Research

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Focus

Conducting academic research into mental health and wellbeing. 

Activity

Academic research,

research and wellbeing product development.

Academic research by the Be Well Lab helps inform solutions that Be Well Co delivers to the community.

Training

Focus

Delivery mental health and wellbeing services to organisations and the community.

Activity

Training delivery, measurement and consulting.

Meet the Be Well Lab Team

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Dan Fassnacht

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Joep van Agteren

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Kathina Ali

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Matt Iasiello

Key Research Areas

Testing the impact of the Be Well programs and its different formats

We are running a number of studies that aim to investigate the impact of different formats of the Be Well programs, across a number of different population groups.

Studying the overlap between mental illness and mental wellbeing

We conduct foundational research into the overlap between states of mental illness and states of wellbeing, and use this research to improve practice and policy.

Improving the way mental health measurement is conducted

We are conducting theoretical research into wellbeing measurement, which we use to;

1) test the validity of questionnaires, and

2) design new measurement tools. 

Tracking the prevalence of wellbeing across the Australian population

We have been studying the prevalence of mental wellbeing across the South Australian population since 2019.

A selection of our papers
 

Use the slider to check out different articles we published. You can keep up to date with our research via ResearchGate

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Contact us if you would like to know more about our research.

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