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Attention: Central Coast Families!

10/30/2017

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This Sunday, 5th November 2017, the FindLab will be hosting a stall at the annual Central Coast Kids Day Out! 
We are very excited to meet many Central Coast families and tell you all about our research. This will be a fun day out for the kids too, with kids shows, games and rides, stalls, entertainers, workshops and performances!
Come along and say hi to the friendly faces behind our lab. 
You  can find the event page here for more info.
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BabyMinds in the media

10/26/2017

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The BabyMinds study has been in the news again, with one of our PhD students Olivia Whalen talking to ABC Central Coast about the project. You can listen to this interview here, where Olivia talks about what we do in our research and what we hope to achieve.
We now have our BabyMinds lab set up at the Ourimbah campus of the University of Newcastle, and we are keen to see some Central Coast Families. If you are interested in participating in this research, please contact us! You can call (02) 4033 9160, email babymindsstudy@gmail.com, or find us on Facebook.
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    Hi, I am Dr Linda Campbell. I am an Academic and a Clinical Psychologist. This blog is meant to keep you in the loop about the activities of of our research lab - the FIND Lab.

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