Injuries in sports and not being able to communicate about mental health creates issues for young men, and it’s up to sports clubs to help change the culture. Zac-Adrien Aurel reports.
Injuries in sports and not being able to communicate about mental health creates issues for young men, and it’s up to sports clubs to help change the culture. Zac-Adrien Aurel reports.
A recent law change introduced two days of miscarriage leave for Australian workers. Jennifer Pittorino asks if it’s enough.
Psychedelics are not yet approved as a medical treatment by the TGA, but new and emerging research and clinical trials are showing promising results for their effect. Emilie Kirketerp Løje Jensen reports
Do digital connections bridge the gaps between us or increase them? Siddhi Ganesh Chavan takes a look at the difference between what we want and what we need. This is the first in a series on media technology and practices.
Today is a prompt to celebrate creativity and destigmatise disorders. Dave Nguyen reports on World Bipolar Day 2022.
Lockdown is over, but for many people the return to offices and social events is anxiety inducing. Ben Ponsford and Sinead Hickey report.
2021 was the year elite athletes starting talking more openly about their mental health and the pressures they face. It’s time for their professional codes – and the public in general – to be more supportive. Monika Bodu reports.
Zoom funerals and stolen youth, family bonds and online connections, David Munro presents stories of the varied impact of pandemic isolation—some have definitely been luckier than others.
Hospital policies on how to care for women after a miscarriage or stillbirth desperately need improvement. Placing them with new mothers and babies just causes unnecessary grief, Nikki Deane reports.
