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Overthinking everything
Kirsty Ross | March 9, 2024If you find overthinking everything is affecting your life, and your levels of anxiety are rising or your enjoyment of life is being negatively affected, it might be time to get some strategies to get your mind back on track.
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Green mental health
Alan Stevenson | January 24, 2024Getting out into nature helps people improve their mental health – and bringing nature back into our cities can reduce crime.
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What ails Australia?
Open Forum | December 14, 2023Mental health and substance use disorders are now the second largest group of diseases causing illness and premature death in Australia, according to a report from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.
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Mental health goes digital
Jacinthe Flore | December 10, 2023The isolating effects of the pandemic in 2020 and 2021 were a springboard for fast-paced, data-driven, technologically delivered changes in mental health care, led by new firms taking advantage of sluggish progress by traditional services.
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The kids aren’t all right
Nadishka Weerasuriya | May 25, 2023A survey of 1,243 Year 11 students from 39 schools across Eastern Australia raises some worrying questions about teenagers’ mental health.
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How to thrive
Open Forum | October 14, 2022A new documentary tests the power of positive psychology to help people with moderate-to-severe mental illness.
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Food insecurity and mental health
Scott Teasdale | August 4, 2022Nutrition has been neglected factor in mental health support and recovery but new research aims to address gaps in understanding, and show how nutritional screening can become a routine aspect of clinical and psychosocial support.
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The rise of eco-anxiety
Ben Knight | June 9, 2022Feeling anxious about the future isn’t particularly new, but the challenges posed by climate change can raise intense feelings of uncertainty and perhaps impact our long term mental health.
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Crafting mentally healthy workplaces
Victoria Tichá | May 5, 2022Prevention is a crucial aspect of addressing mental health in the workplace, and it starts with organisational culture, says UNSW Business School’s Frederik Anseel.
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Breaking through to the other side
Open Forum | December 12, 2021Neuromedicine-assisted psychotherapies are offering new hope in the treatment of mental illness.
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Early intervention is no panacea for young people’s mental health
Open Forum | November 10, 2021Two thirds of young people with emerging mental disorders who attended primary care-based early intervention services remained poor or deteriorated over two years of care, according to research published by the Medical Journal of Australia.
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What is Delta doing to our mental health?
Diane Nazaroff | August 26, 2021A UNSW expert on post-traumatic stress and anxiety explains why this year’s lockdown is affecting everyone – and especially vulnerable groups – differently.