Sophia King
Motto:The most important thing is to enjoy your life - to be happy - it's all that matters.
Sophia King, Ph.D., is a distinguished professor of psychology at Melbourne University. She earned her doctorate from the University of Sydney and previously held a Research Fellowship at the Australian National University, along with a Senior Lectureship in Psychology at Monash University.
Sophia's research focuses on diverse areas such as Cognitive Development; Mental Health and Wellbeing, particularly among adolescents; and the intersection of Technology and Psychology, including Social Media Impact and Sleep Disorders. She has authored multiple books, including "Empowering Minds: Strategies for Adolescent Mental Health," and published over 200 scholarly articles. Her work has been showcased at numerous international conferences around the globe.
Sophia's studies encompass deep theoretical explorations into psychological phenomena, as well as practical assessments of interventions, services, and products that influence mental health outcomes. Alongside her team, Sophia presented groundbreaking research on adolescent wellbeing at the Victorian State Parliament, earning the prestigious 'Australian Psychological Society Medal' in 2023 for her contribution to public welfare.
Sophia frequently appears in the media, having featured on programs like Australia’s ABC TV and Radio, SBS Dateline, and international platforms such as CNN and BBC World News. Her research on social media impact was highlighted in a special documentary aired on National Geographic Channel, and she has been covered by major publications like The Guardian, Wired, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
Sophia sits on the editorial boards of several top-tier journals and has advised government bodies like the Department of Education and Training in Victoria. She collaborates with various public institutions, healthcare providers, educational non-profits, and tech companies. Funding for her projects has come from organizations such as beyondblue, the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC), the Australian Research Council (ARC), and the Macquarie Group Foundation.
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