2026 MHEX Student Projects
A new research study led by the MHEX team is stepping up to explore the real impact of chest binding during both aerobic and resistance exercise.
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Introducing Kai Schweizer
MHEX Home > MHEX Resources & Blog Kai Schweizer (he/they) PhD Candidate | School of Human Sciences (MHEX) – University of Western Australia PhD Candidate | The Kids Research Institute […]
Introducing A/Prof Bonnie Furzer
In collaboration with MHEX Home > MHEX Resources & Blog A/Professor Bonnie Furzer (she/her) Lead | Mental Health + Exercise Research Group School of Human Sciences | University of Western Australia […]
Exercise and eating behaviour research exposes major gap in support for trans folks
In collaboration with MHEX Home > MHEX Resources & Blog Exercise and eating behaviour research exposes major gap in support for trans folks New research has explored the experiences and […]
How Do People Thrive in High-Stress, High-Threat Jobs?
In collaboration with MHEX Home > MHEX Resources & Blog How Do People Thrive in High-Stress, High-Threat Jobs? People in high-stress jobs can do more than just survive—they can thrive. […]
Exercise programs for University students experiencing mental health challenges – Call to Action!
MHEX Home > MHEX Resources & Blog University life can be both exciting and overwhelming. Between classes, assignments, and the pressures of transitioning into adulthood, it’s no surprise that many […]
Groundbreaking Study Underway into Chest Binding and Physical Function
A new research study led by the MHEX team is stepping up to explore the real impact of chest binding during both aerobic and resistance exercise.
New Insights – Eating and Exercise Behaviours of Trans Adults
This research, recently published in the International Journal of Transgender Health, has for the first time captured and analysed qualitative perspectives from the voices of Australian trans adults, leading to recommendations such as improving exercise programs and changing diagnostic screening for eating disorders.
New tools may help mental health hospitals close life expectancy gap through exercise
MHEX PhD Candidate, Caleb McMahen, and team recently published their pivotal work around triaging and supporting exercise therapy within mental health services. This has been a number of years in development, and included input from experts, health and patient support professionals.
MHEX – Psychotropic Medication Reference Guide
Guidelines and consensus framework (PDF) including psychotropic medication reference guide Complete the quick form below to download the PDFs.