SA women demand a reset on COVID ‘mum guilt’
Women’s mental health has been pushed aside as pandemic pressure leaves them feeling worse off than men, SA women say.
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Sweeping changes to decriminalise abortion in SA
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Stop gas huffing ‘Russian roulette’
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Help to figure out how you’re coping in the post-pandemic world
Identifying mental health concerns isn’t always easy, so SAHMRI is launching a platform to help South Australians understand themselves better. These four have already tried it.
SA only state without a suicide register
South Australia is the only state without a suicide register to monitor trends and develop targeted services and preventions.
You ok? The new tool to help you make sure
Are you ok? Today, South Australians are being given access to a new real-time online portal to help them get a check on their stress, anxiety, wellbeing and resilience.
Mental health toll is SA’s ‘third wave’
The Sunday Mail’s “Let’s Talk: Our State of Mind” campaign launches today and recognises mental health as the one of the most significant coronavirus casualties of 2020 affecting SA.
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