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Natasha Magson is an Adjunct Professor at the School of Psychological Sciences, Macquarie University, specializing in adolescent mental health and psychological well-being. Her research focuses on anxiety, depression, perfectionism, and bullying victimization in adolescents, with a particular emphasis on longitudinal studies and intervention development. She leads projects such as 'Triumphing in a new Indigenous Australia' and 'Name, shame, and blame: The biopsychosocial cost of weight stigma during adolescence.' Her work integrates clinical psychology, public health, and cross-cultural research, addressing both Indigenous and non-Indigenous populations. Key contributions include systematic reviews on bullying and musculoskeletal pain, as well as randomized controlled trials for managing perfectionism in university students.
Magson’s research interests are anchored in understanding bidirectional relationships between psychosocial factors and mental health, such as sleep disturbance, social disconnection, and peer victimization. She collaborates internationally, exploring topics like work passion profiles in Indigenous employees and the role of basic psychological needs in workplace well-being. Her findings emphasize the importance of early intervention and culturally sensitive approaches to mental health.
Notable achievements include over 40 peer-reviewed articles, with a focus on high-impact journals like Clinical Psychological Science and Pain. Her work has been cited 2,218 times, reflecting its influence in adolescent psychology and public health. Magson’s research also extends to digital interventions and program evaluations, such as the 'Intentional Imperfection Program,' demonstrating her commitment to practical applications of academic insights.
