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ICPCE 2026 Online Paper Presentations
ICPCE 2026 presenter guidelines and paper session schedules for psychological well-being and human behaviour are now available.
Psychreg News Team · 07 November 2026
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Mental Health
How to Get Free Mental Health Medicines in Metro Manila
A Department of Health programme offers free mental health medicines in the Philippines' capital to patients with a psychiatrist's prescription.
Psychreg News Team · 31 October 2026
Special Needs
Philippine Mothers of Children with Autism Report Isolation, Faith Strain, and Scarce Therapy
Philippine mothers of children with autism turn to faith while facing isolation and scarce affordable services.
Psychreg News Team · 10 September 2026
Society
Social Media and Neighbour Talk Shape Filipino Views of Flood Control Corruption
Filipino voters form flood project corruption views through social networks when official updates lag.
Psychreg News Team · 10 September 2026
Mental Health
Money Worries Are the Leading Cause of Stress for Filipinos as Inflation Climbs, Survey Finds
Lack of money or debt is the leading cause of stress for Filipinos, a survey finds, as inflation climbs.
Psychreg News Team · 09 September 2026
Health
Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale Validated for Filipino Mothers After Birth or Baby Loss
A large Filipino study finds the Edinburgh postnatal depression scale reliable for screening mothers including after stillbirth.
Psychreg News Team · 09 September 2026
Gender
Older Gay Men in The Philippines Are Having to Invent Their Own Safety Nets for Later Life, New Study Finds
Middle aged gay men in Cebu improvise old age supports revealing gaps in Philippine family based eldercare policy.
Psychreg News Team · 27 August 2026
Society
Posttraumatic Growth Eases Flood Anxiety’s Toll, Study Finds
Posttraumatic growth may help protect flood prone communities from the psychological toll of chronic flood anxiety.
Psychreg News Team · 19 August 2026
Education
Accountancy Students in the Philippines Describe Exhausting Battle to Make Ends Meet
Working accountancy students in the Philippines cope with exhaustion and financial strain, revealing how study and survival collide.
Psychreg News Team · 06 July 2026
Education
International Students Feel Welcomed in Philippine Universities, Research Finds
New research shows international students in the Philippines develop belonging through staged social and emotional adjustment processes.
Psychreg News Team · 15 June 2026
Education
Filipino Teachers Show Strong Self-Efficacy Across Key Teaching Areas, Study Finds
A Filipino-language teacher self-efficacy scale has been validated, offering schools and policymakers a reliable tool for professional development.
Psychreg News Team · 02 June 2026
Society
Fear of Missing out May Reflect Social Connection, Not Anxiety, in Filipino Young Adults
Among young Filipinos, FOMO may signal social belonging rather than anxiety, challenging Western psychological assumptions.
Psychreg News Team · 13 April 2026
Clinical Psychology
Trying to Get a Loved One into Drug Treatment in Massachusetts? Here Is What Families Need to Know
Understanding the Massachusetts substance use treatment system helps families quickly access the right level of care to save lives.
Robert Haynes · 31 March 2026
Clinical Psychology
Perinatal Depression Affects Majority of Filipino Mothers, Study Finds
Most Filipino mothers experience clinically significant perinatal depression symptoms, far exceeding global averages.
Psychreg News Team · 22 March 2026
Society
How Corruption in the Philippines Fuels Distrust and Damages Mental Health
Corruption in the Philippines erodes trust, worsens disaster risks, and inflicts lasting harm on the mental health of ordinary people.
Marisol Blanco · 27 September 2025