Mental health
Worry, anxiety and stress are all different. Here’s how to tell them apart
It’s important to know the difference because each requires different coping strategies, experts advise.
- Lauren Ironmonger
Latest
Health officials scramble with mass resignation of state’s doctors
A metropolitan Sydney hospital will struggle to treat patients after more than half of the state’s hospital psychiatrists tendered their resignations.
- Cindy Yin
- Opinion
- Work/life balance
Want to have a great year at work? You just need a map
There’s a simple way to set yourself up for your best work year yet – and ironically, it involves focusing on your life outside work.
- Tim Duggan
‘She was crying uncontrollably’: What not to do when consoling someone who’s grieving
Josephine lost her daughter to suicide. Ashton’s mother was murdered. Here’s what they wish people would never say to those who are grieving.
- Cassandra Morgan
‘Now I get it’: Jelena Dokic on tackling hardship – and her key morning routine
The former world No. 4 suffered incredible trauma during her career. Now she’s showing the world how it’s possible to not just survive it, but thrive afterwards.
- Konrad Marshall
Health service charged over patient’s death inside Geelong psych unit
Barwon Health has faced court after a woman took her own life while undergoing treatment at the Swanston Centre in Geelong, an acute psychiatric unit.
- Melissa Cunningham
‘It really is simple’: Four top doctors share the secret to a healthy life
It can be difficult in today’s social media-driven age to sort fact from false information when it comes to being healthy.
- Liam Mannix and Henrietta Cook
- Opinion
- Psychology
I was surprised by what brought me joy in 2024. But I have the evidence
I created a “jar of joy” to record blissful experiences. The results were enlightening.
- Jo Pybus
Seven things to add or subtract for happiness, according to science
All the (good) science research about how you can be happier.
- Jacqueline Nesi
- Opinion
- Healthcare
Every day, Jack dreads the phone call that could strip him of his new life
The first time I met Jack, he was asleep on a bench behind a train station. After three years of therapy, he now lives in his own unit and is tending his vegetable patch.
- Muriel Cummins
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