Women's Health News Can AI help the 1 in 3 working age Australians with depression or anxiety? New research shows 1 in 3 working age Australians have depression or anxiety, with AI-guided support cited as a key solution.
News & Views I’ve worked remotely for a year, and my mental health has never been better Transformed mental health and career through remote work. Dispelling myths, soaring progress, thriving connections, held boundaries, flourishing creativity.
News & Views Why #BareMinimumMondays support those who are doing anything but the bare minimum Discover the controversial trend of #BareMinimumMondays on TikTok. Find out how prioritizing mental health and redefining work could impact women in the workplace.
News & Views 1 in 2 Australian women are facing a mental health issue. A new study shows the key reasons A new study of 5000 Australian women has shown how cost of living pressures and biological factors are negatively affecting mental health.
Women's Health News Mental health and social media: Brooke Blurton uses her platform to amplify positive social change In the latest episode of The Crux, Brooke Blurton tells Women’s Agenda about using her platform to amplify positive social change.
News & Views Should you tell your boss about your mental illness? Here’s what to weigh up In the past, workers have been warned not to disclose their mental illness at work for fear of discrimination. But there can be many positives to telling your boss.
Women's Health News ‘A safe haven’: Australia’s first mental health chatbot supports women of colour Australia’s first mental health chatbot supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women, black women and women of colour has launched.
Appointments First Nations researcher Dr Vicki Pascoe appointed to the national mental health institute Dr Vicki Pascoe has been appointed to the Manna Institute to improve mental health support for those living in rural and regional Australia.
News & Views Indigenous employees face a heavy ‘cultural load’ at work. It’s time for employers to put in the work The cultural load weighs heavily on Indigenous people in workplaces. This burden needs to shift to employers, who have a responsibility to ensure their workplace is culturally safe.
Life What no one asked me over the holiday period that I really wish they had What our conversations tell us about the value of ‘motherhood’ and why it is so important to get right if we’re to bring about change.
News & Views Government halves subsidised psychology sessions available from 20 to 10 The 10 additional Medicare subsidised psychology sessions brought in during the pandemic will not continue into next year.
News & Views Women are nearly twice as likely to suffer mental health disorders from intimate partner violence, study shows Study shows women are nearly twice as likely to suffer mental health disorders from Intimate Partner Violence and many don’t fully recover.