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Category: MHEX

Youth Moves Wins UWA Innovation and Impact Award

Four researchers from MHEX team standing in front of the inclusive PRIDE flag at a conference.

A new UWA-led review examines how exercise could support young people as they move between child and adolescent and adult mental health services

A gender-affirming exercise program for trans and gender diverse young people: what a new pilot found

A new UWA-led review examines how exercise could support young people as they move between child and adolescent and adult mental health services

Exercise Enjoyment and Student Mental Health

A new UWA-led review examines how exercise could support young people as they move between child and adolescent and adult mental health services

Can Group Exercise Support Women After Trauma? Introducing Sarah Ford’s PhD Research

A new UWA-led review examines how exercise could support young people as they move between child and adolescent and adult mental health services

Exercise and Youth Mental Health Service Transitions

Exercise physiologist and young person walking outdoors together, representing exercise-based support during a mental health service transition

A new UWA-led review examines how exercise could support young people as they move between child and adolescent and adult mental health services

Eating Disorder Treatment Outcomes in Trans and Gender Diverse People

New systematic review co-authored by UWA researchers examines eating disorder treatment outcomes in trans and gender diverse people. Read the key findings.

Thriving in Motion: A Therapeutic Exercise Model for Kids

Thriving founder Bonnie Furzer and staff member smiling at the camera. They are standing in front of a green outdoor space, with kids running around in the background.

Inside the Thriving in Motion Kids & Teens program: 4000+ enrolments, the M.A.G.I.C framework, and 15 years of community-based therapeutic exercise.

Exercise for Trans Young People: New Qualitative Study

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What 20 trans young people, parents, and clinicians told us about barriers and enablers to exercise in gender-affirming care. New MHEX research.

MHEX at ESSA Activate 2026: Research Posters on Chest Binding and Exercise in Mental Health

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Download MHEX research posters from ESSA Activate 2026. Findings on chest binding and exercise performance and exercise in mental health settings.

Beyond the Binary: New Research Reveals How Gender Identity Shapes Eating and Exercise in Trans Adults

In collaboration with MHEX Home > MHEX Resources & Blog Beyond the Binary: New Research Reveals How Gender Identity Shapes Eating and Exercise in Trans Adults Published in April 2026 […]

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