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The Sexuality and Well-Being (SWell) Lab is a research laboratory in the Psychology Department at UBC. We are a group of psychological scientists who conduct multi-method research to identify risk and protective factors contributing to individuals’ and couples’ sexual health and well-being.

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Huge congratulations to grad student Erin for winning best poster at the Canadian National Perinatal Research Meeting for Perinatal Mental Health! Erin won BEST POSTER for her research on situating sexual education as a missing link in perinatal health care! We are very proud!

SWell Lab Director, Dr. Samantha Dawson, is hosting a perinatal sexual health working group today as part of the Canadian National Perinatal Research Meeting! She is excited to connect with other perinatal mental health researchers and clinicians to share some of our research and hopefully inspire them to start thinking about sexual health in their work!

Two of our star lab members will be presenting at the Canadian National Perinatal Research Meeting! Graduate student Erin Fitzpatrick, and Co-Op student, Gwen Farm will be presenting posters tomorrow, June 2nd, at the Canadian National Perinatal Research Meeting for the Perinatal Mental Health Poster Session! – Erin will be presenting on situating sexual education as a missing link in perinatal health care. – Gwen will be presenting on how self-compassion […]

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Email: swell@psych.ubc.ca
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The Sexuality and Well-Being (SWell) Lab is a research laboratory in the Psychology Department at UBC. We are a group of psychological scientists who conduct multi-method research to identify risk and protective factors contributing to individuals’ and couples’ sexual health and well-being.