Mental health for classroom call
A subject based purely on mental health may help students cope, says an expert. Lachlan Ballingall reports.
‘It’s not safe’: people with mental health issues switching to online services
Emergency departments were once a safe haven, but people with mental health issues are now staying away. Ebony Weston reports.
Loneliness and the lockdown: measuring the impact of being alone
Swinburne researchers are looking at what happens to our health and our lives when we are cut off from face-to-face communication with the people we love. Millicent Spencer reports.
Coronavirus: Social distancing will save thousands of lives
Keep your physical distance but stay emotionally connected. Millicent Spencer reports.
Islamic school increases security after Christchurch
The gates at Al Siraat College will be kept locked during school hours as a new security measure, with recent events having an impact on the mental health of some students. Costa Haritos reports.
Counselling call for the big C
Mental health remains the unspoken side effect of cancer. Chelsea Byrne reports.
When “toxic masculinity” is just not cricket
Cricket clubs are shedding their tough exterior and opening up about mental health. Ryan Malcolm reports.
Mental health for classroom call
A subject based purely on mental health may help students cope, says an expert. Lachlan Ballingall reports.
A veteran’s battle with bureaucracy
Veterans advocate John McNeill, who endured a seven-year wait to have all his claims processed, is helping others in their dealings with DVA, Caitlyn Quinn reports.
Veterans struggling with life after service
More needs to be done to support ex-ADF servicemen and women and their mental health. Taylah Broadley reports.