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  • AU$80M+ in external research funding since 2019 for 129 projects.

  • 9 Turner Clinics providing support and services to our community.

  • 13 government and 45 industry partnerships since formation.

  • 280+ world class researchers.

The Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health optimises brain and mental health through community driven, world leading research, a network of clinics and innovative solutions.

We're part of the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences.

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World leading research

Neuroscience informed research programs to build resilient, healthy brains early in life, to develop tools to promote healthy lifestyles and to maintain brain health over time.

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Turner Clinics

We reach our communities via a network of clinics, to develop and deliver novel assessments and interventions driven by our research discoveries.

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Technological innovation

We push the boundaries of newly developed technologies for brain and mental health.

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THRIVE digital

Driving mental health innovations for Monash staff and students.

The Turner Institute is the home of the THRIVE digital initiative. THRIVE digital co-develops mental health and wellbeing resources for our Monash community.

Wherever you live and study, you can access these digital and evidence based resources to help sustain your mental health and wellbeing during your time at Monash.

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Translating research discoveries into innovative treatment approaches

We have created a community-facing suite of clinics that are driven by our research at the Turner Institute. This allows us to work directly with the public to build thriving mentally healthy communities.

Find out more about the Turner Clinics via this video.

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Find out about our recent news, research breakthroughs and success stories.

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Monash study reframes baby brain: new mother's memories are just as good as non-mothers

It’s sometimes called Baby Brain – the experience of cognitive deficits, or memory loss, in the months before and after having a baby.
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Pivotal milestone achieved for Australians living with Huntington’s Disease

Australia’s first nationwide registry to map people living with the rare, neurodegenerative Huntington’s Disease has reached its first 100 participants, a significant step toward paving the way for better care and services across the
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The Hon Greg Hunt appointed Turner Institute Advisory Council Chair

Monash University is pleased to announce the appointment of former federal Minister for Health and Aged Care, the Hon Greg Hunt, as the foundation Chair of the Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health’s Advisory Council.
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