World Bipolar Day 2022: the highs and lows of mental illness
Today is a prompt to celebrate creativity and destigmatise disorders. Dave Nguyen reports on World Bipolar Day 2022.
World Bipolar Day 2022: the highs and lows of mental illness
Today is a prompt to celebrate creativity and destigmatise disorders. Dave Nguyen reports on World Bipolar Day 2022.
End the stigma around mental illness: sporting codes must do more
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.
‘Just do it’: why you should seek out discomfort
Olivia Kosmas learns why people choose to step outside their familiar boundaries and how pushing past the comfort zone could change your life.
‘We’re different because you’re different’: How self-love became a mission statement
What began with gentle conversations at home has grown into an evolving online business, which Alex Danes hopes will spread a message of individualism and self-acceptance. By Kate Williams
The impact of global crises on mental health: GFC vs Covid-19
Australians are continuing to struggle with their mental health during the pandemic, but how does this compare to other large-scale events like the GFC? Amelia Rizzo reports.
Covid Romance: Pandemic puts international love to the test
Love lockdown: Celine Alexander documents how the Covid-19 pandemic has impacted relationships for international couples.
The psychedelics renaissance—creative, clinical and currently illegal
Psychedelics have made a resurgence in clinical and creative settings, but not everyone’s convinced illegal drug use has a place in society. Will Michael talks to psychedelic users and industry professionals to find out more.
5 ways to practise mindful social media use
Social media can put damaging pressure on teens. Elise Harrington talks to peer practitioner Quilesha Webber about ways to make it less stressful.
Ecstasy the solution for soldiers with PTSD, experts say
MDMA could help to dramatically reduce the number of suicides among veterans. The Victorian Government is being urged to take the first step. Eddie Russell reports.