Mental Health
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Probe sparks fears for trans patient's mental health AAP - 04-02-2025
At 13, Clare's child revealed she didn't feel like she belonged in her body. "She said 'mum, I sometimes feel girly, but I know I'm a boy
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'Frightening' wait times for psychiatric patients AAP - 02-02-2025
Patients are waiting nearly four days in emergency departments for dedicated mental health beds and are increasingly being treated in general wards, in developments psychiatrists
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The 10-year freeze impacting mental health 'crisis' AAP - 23-01-2025
A worsening psychiatrist shortage in Australia's largest health system has prompted calls to lift restrictions on overseas-trained doctors. Almost two-thirds
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Mental health crisis looms as doctors prepare to quit AAP - 20-01-2025
Plans to reform the mental-health system in Australia's most populous state could necessitate replacing hundreds of psychiatrists who are threatening to resign.
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Doctors baulking at $3k a day to plug mental health gap AAP - 19-01-2025
Interstate psychiatrists are baulking at $3050 a day to stand in solidarity with quitting NSW colleagues as the state resorts to telehealth to deal with an unfolding mental
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Doctors warned 'aggressive' tactic will impact families AAP - 16-01-2025
When Jess sought help in a mental health crisis, emergency doctors pointed her in the direction of a private hospital. "Even though I was, like, acutely
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EDs face surge of patients with psychiatrist exodus AAP - 15-01-2025
Hospitals are planning to close several vital specialist mental health beds across a state as more than half of public psychiatrists prepare to resign. One
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Govt throwing mental health patients 'under the bus' AAP - 12-01-2025
Australia's most populous state is accused of abandoning mental health patients by failing to meet pay demands to retain psychiatrists. The NSW government
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Late US golfer's parents start mental health foundation AAP - 07-01-2025
The parents of late US PGA Tour player Grayson Murray have announced the launch of a foundation in their son's honour. Murray, who took his own life at
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Children of asylum seekers on 'trajectories of risk' AAP - 06-12-2024
Growing up without the security blanket of a visa allowing a permanent place in Australia leaves asylum-seeking children with worse mental health because of parental stress,
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Relax and Recharge: Transforming Your Home into a Wellness Sanctuary for Stress Relief HealthTimes - 26-11-2024
In today's fast-paced world, stress has become a common companion for many. A survey by the Mental Health Foundation found that
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'You've saved our lives': 100 years of caring for kids AAP - 24-11-2024
After a childhood marked by family violence, exposure to drug abuse and a school expulsion, a little boy received his first invitation to a birthday party.
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'Incredible attrition': dire warning for small business AAP - 24-11-2024
After years of high inflation taking a toll on customers and business costs, P&V Liquor co-founder Mike Bennie has never seen it so difficult. "I've
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Call for government action to address men's suicide AAP - 20-11-2024
Thousands of empty shoes symbolising the number of men who take their own lives each year across Australia have been placed in front of Parliament House. More
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Mind check: should schools track kids' mental health? AAP - 17-11-2024
When teenager Gianna was going through her darkest times, digital support services helped her see the light at the end of the tunnel. Having been bullied at
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Undervalued and lonely: older Australians struggling AAP - 15-11-2024
Six-in-10 older people say they're experiencing loneliness, with many feeling undervalued by society and struggling to reconnect. Council on the Ageing
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Fresh treatment hope for frontline workers with PTSD AAP - 13-11-2024
Treatment for emergency service workers dealing with post traumatic stress disorder could be transformed with the assistance of new guidelines. A partnership
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Social media a 'scapegoat' for poor mental health AAP - 10-11-2024
Social media is being used as something of a "scapegoat" for mental health issues in young people and isn't what is making them feel depressed, anxious and driven
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Racism, colonialism 'driving Indigenous self-harm' AAP - 08-11-2024
Australia's dark colonial past and ongoing racism are driving self-harm in Indigenous communities, a respected Aboriginal psychologist says. There were
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Financial distress drives record crisis call numbers AAP - 05-11-2024
Record numbers of Australians experiencing financial hardship are contacting crisis support services, as the soaring cost of living takes a toll on people's mental health.
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