Dr Stéphane Bouchard takes us on a fascinating journey through the development and use of Virtual Reality (VR) as a clinical tool, explaining how it can help overcome anxiety disorders, addictions, and chronic pain. Stéphane’s insights underscored how VR is reshaping the future of mental health care and its potential to revolutionise psychotherapy.

In this episode, Emma talks about her research that showcases how online gaming communities foster friendships, enhance social bonds, and contribute to our understanding of digital interactions, thereby increasing feelings of social connectedness amongst players

We explore with Eric Miyares the psychological impact of technology use in cyber warfare in the Armed Forces Intelligence Units. He reveals the psychological toll of cyber warfare operations, detailing operator stress, cognitive overload, and the future of operational CyberPsychology.

Dr Rachel Kowart reveals how digital games shape mental well-being, trust, and safety. She talks about her research on how gaming fosters connection and creativity and about her multimedia platform PsychGeist.

Stéphane, a pioneer in video-based therapies, explores the transformative potential of telepsychotherapy and its impact on mental health care and how effective it is on many disorders, offering greater accessibility and patient autonomy, allowing greater accessibility for those with geographical or physical limitations.

Rachel Wood discusses the psychological impact of artificial intelligence on professionals, the workplace, and educational systems. Her insights on the rapid evolution of AI and its implications offer a fresh perspective on how we can adapt to the challenges and opportunities of emerging technologies.

Dr Rowena Forsyth talks about Digital Health and Communities and the power of online communities in reshaping how we make decisions about health, how professionals communicate, and how young people learn about wellbeing.

Dr Maša Popovac shares insights on online safety, cyberbullying, smartphone use, and digital citizenship, offering practical advice for parents, educators, and policymakers tackling online harm among young people.

In this episode we explore the fascinating world of Forensic CyberPsychology with Dr Marshall S. Rich, a leading expert in this are. With a unique blend of military experience, academic expertise, and government-level involvement, Marshall brings a compelling perspective to understanding and counteracting cyber adversaries.

Dr Andrew Campbell is a leading expert on technology and children. We explore how technology impacts development and the innovative tool focused on mental wellbeing created in their Research Lab, called ‘My Circle’. We talk about why “screentime” is an outdated measure of digital use, and discuss insights into gaming disorder, warning signs for parents, and CyberPsychology in mental health, security, and industry.