mental health

We need to talk about social media, and the disturbing potential it has to impact people’s mental health, writes Sarah Liberty.

While many of us will jump at reaching out to others to check on whether they are okay, it is important to reflect on your own wellness.

Normalising and increasing the dialogue on wholistic health, mental health and coping strategies is imperative, writes Pallavi Sinha.

When we accept the reality of being human and recognize the ignorance associated with mental illness stigma, we free ourselves to be OK with not being OK.

Mobile phones are a lifeline for those in immigration detention. But if the government has its way, this thread will soon be cut.

We’re launching a new advice column for parents of teenagers with educator, thought leader and expert in fostering resilient young people, Danni Miller.

Overwork is killing us and being busy doesn’t equate to being effective, efficient or fulfilled, writes Dr Jenny Brockis.

If you haven’t seen a therapist before, these are the steps you need to take to get started, writes Louise Stone from ANU.

As someone who has spent much of her life working towards structured goals in sport, Paralympian Madison de Rozario has been adjusting to a whole new world of uncertainty.

Tegan Carrison says the flaws in Australia’s mental health system disproportionately impact women who represents almost 80% of all psychologists.

Australians are already experiencing mental health fallout from COVID-19. A prolonged pandemic, and a second lockdown, might only make things worse.

Until we make structural changes we will continue to see unacceptably high rates of anxiety, depression and burnout in doctors.