Rate My Professor Gaston Antezana Ortiz

Antezana Ortiz's research specializations include mental health and technology, wellbeing, and interventions for young people. His publications feature 'Perceived Multicultural Counselling Competencies Amongst Australian Counsellors and Psychologists' (2022, co-authored with Gonzales, Popis, and Smith), assessing competencies for diverse populations; 'An evaluation of behaviour change techniques in health and lifestyle mobile applications' (2018); 'Do young men and women differ in well-being apps usage? Findings from a randomised trial'; 'Designing Online Interventions in Consideration of Young People's Perspectives: Participant Feedback From a Randomised Controlled Trial of an Online Intervention for Social Anxiety' (2019); and 'Participatory Research as One Piece of the Puzzle: A Systematic Review of Consumer Involvement in Design of Technology-Based Youth Mental Health and Well-Being Interventions' (2015, co-authored with Damarell et al.). He engages the public via Murdoch University articles addressing social anxiety, parental support during exams, and holiday coping strategies. Antezana Ortiz contributes to projects exploring low-intensity exercise with blood flow restriction for mental health benefits.