High school students face great pressures which can lead to significant harm. Psychologist Tom Nehmy is working with local schools to counter what he calls “perfectionism”, and Ewart Shaw suggested the pressures are greater now than they were even a decade or so ago.

Flinders University research carried out in four Adelaide schools is changing lives across Australia by providing “psychological immunization” to protect young people against the destructive effects of perfectionism on their mental health.

The major controlled trial evaluation of the Healthy Minds Program has been published in the April edition of the highly regarded international journal Behaviour Research and Therapy.

The Healthy Minds Program was featured on Channel 7 News on Wednesday 15th April, 2015.

One of Australia's leading private boys' schools, Prince Alfred College is emerging as a national leader in the innovation and delivery of pastoral care. In 2015 they will commence integrating the Healthy Minds Program into their curriculum and also their acclaimed 'Wambana Experience'.

The ANU is hosting the Wellness for Law Forum 2015 on the 5th & 6th February 2015. Dr Tom Nehmy will be in Canberra on Friday 6/2/15 speaking about the 'cutting edge' of employee wellbeing and it's applications for legal firms around Australia.

International scientific journal Mental Health and Prevention have just published Dr Tom Nehmy's most recent paper. It is free to download until February 7th 2015...

Since 1847, Pulteney Grammar has been an educational icon in the city of Adelaide. In 2015, it will join Pembroke School as one of South Australia's accredited Healthy Minds schools - leaders in adolescent wellbeing.

Loreto Normanhurst is a leading Sydney independent, Catholic secondary boarding and day school for girls. In 2015, it will become Sydney's first accredited Healthy Minds school.

Dr Tom Nehmy will be speaking at the Adolescent Success conference for middle schools in the Australasia region.