Media
Bringing psychology into the conversation.
Stephanie Georgiou is a Clinical Psychologist who believes complex psychological ideas should be accessible to everyone. She is available for media features, podcast interviews, panel discussions, and keynote presentations.
As Seen On
The Project
The Today Show
Channel 31
Channel 4 UK
It's A Lot Podcast
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Featured clips
Today Show
Understanding Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA)
Stephanie provides commentary on PDA, discussing how awareness has surged and the nuances of its presentation.
The Project
The Halo Effect in the Courtroom
Stephanie shares commentary on how attractiveness bias may influence courtroom decisions and perceptions of guilt.
Television
TV Appearances
The Project
The 'Halo Effect' in the Courtroom
Stephanie shares commentary on how attractiveness bias may influence courtroom decisions, with attractive defendants often perceived as more trustworthy or less likely to be guilty.
The Project
Why Middle Children Are The Best
Stephanie shares commentary on how birth order may influence behaviour, including problem-solving, diplomacy, and social skills.
The Today Show
Understanding Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA)
Stephanie provides expert commentary on PDA, discussing how awareness of the profile has surged, particularly post-lockdown, and the nuances of its presentation in children.
Channel 31
Mental Health & Eating Disorders
Stephanie discusses the psychological underpinnings of disordered eating and the importance of evidence-based, compassionate care.
Channel 4 UK
Psychology & Behaviour
International media feature discussing psychological research and its application to everyday behaviour.
Press & Podcasts
News & Podcast Features
News Article
Exploring the Rise and Controversy of Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) in Children
Stephanie shares how she first encountered PDA through her social media audience and how awareness of the profile has surged. While PDA has gained traction among parents and online communities, it remains a controversial and unofficial diagnosis in Australia.
It's A Lot Podcast with Abbie Chatfield
How ADHD Presents Differently in Women
Abbie Chatfield opens up about her personal journey with ADHD. Joined by Stephanie, the discussion highlights how ADHD often presents differently in females and the challenges of receiving a late diagnosis.
Speaking & Appearances