Mental Health
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Psychedelics could help with mental health AAP - 19-05-2022
Popping a party pill like MDMA could one day be prescribed as part of an effective mental health treatment plan. CSIRO researchers in Australia and international
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ADHD in adults is challenging but highly treatable HealthTimes - 17-05-2022
When I was a child in the 1980s, the people I knew with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder were hyperactive boys
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NSW mental illness unit for new mothers AAP - 12-05-2022
New mothers with mental illness from around NSW will be able to keep their newborns with them while they get the care they need. The first public mother and
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Mental health funds to grow in WA budget AAP - 11-05-2022
Thursday's economic blueprint will include an additional $181 million for new and expanded programs with total spending across the sector rising by 13 per cent.
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A burnt-out health workforce impacts patient care HealthTimes - 10-05-2022
Throughout the pandemic, we’ve heard much about health-care worker burnout. But what we haven’t heard much about is its effects on patients.
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Help hard to find amid mental health pinch AAP - 09-05-2022
As demand for mental health support surges during the pandemic, trainee psychologists are struggling to complete their qualifications, prompting many to drop out of their
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Regional post-COVID mental health crisis AAP - 04-05-2022
The demand for regional mental health services has spiked since the coronavirus pandemic, forcing many psychologists to close their books because they can't keep up.
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Lockdowns doubled your risk of mental health symptoms HealthTimes - 03-05-2022
During the almost two years of on-again off-again COVID lockdowns, we heard lots of concern from many different corners
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Two thirds of Kids Helpline calls missed AAP - 30-04-2022
Nearly two thirds of calls for help from young Victorians went unanswered as the demand for Kids Helpline spiked during the pandemic. Close to 123,000 Victorians
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Funding boost for mental health AAP - 12-04-2022
Victorians will get better access to mental health care as the federal government splashes nearly $250 million on more support services. In a separate announcement,
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Brain scans show weakened neural connections in kids at risk of bipolar disorder HealthTimes - 05-04-2022
A study that showed changes in the brain in those at risk of developing bipolar disorder raises new hope about early intervention. A brain imaging study of
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Budget leaves mental health still waiting on much needed reform HealthTimes - 05-04-2022
The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (RANZCP) has welcomed the $648.6 million of new mental health investment outlined in the budget but says key
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Boost for ACT's mental recovery from virus AAP - 28-03-2022
The federal and ACT governments have signed a $38 million agreement to boost mental health and suicide prevention services as part of the territory's pandemic recovery.
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Youth mental health focus set for budget AAP - 24-03-2022
Scott Morrison has sought to make health funding a priority in the upcoming federal budget, as Labor cast doubt on the shelf life of the government's economic plans.
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Indigenous suicide rate 'national tragedy' AAP - 22-03-2022
Ingidenous people are dying of suicide at more than double the rate of the non-Indigenous Australians and it is a national tragedy, the federal government says.
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Mental health to be key budget focus AAP - 21-03-2022
Support for mental health will be one the key planks of the federal budget in just over a week's time, Health Minister Greg Hunt says. Mr Hunt says mental
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WA to overhaul its mental health system AAP - 16-03-2022
There will be an overhaul of Western Australia's mental health system to ensure young people and families are better supported. A designated task force
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Mental health a post-flood priority AAP - 12-03-2022
Flood victims in Queensland and NSW will have access to mental health support as the federal government warns of long-term trauma from the disaster. A $31 million
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SA signs up to mental health package AAP - 11-03-2022
South Australia has signed up to the federal government's mental health and suicide prevention plan, allowing for combined spending of $128 million to improve services
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Torn between worlds, Ukrainian Australians are feeling the mental health impacts of war HealthTimes - 08-03-2022
Australians of Ukrainian heritage are bearing witness to heartbreaking scenes and ongoing uncertainty about the safety of family and loved ones. European agencies

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