‘I was spiralling, overwhelmed’: Aussie mum’s ADHD journey
Rebecca Boyd has revealed how she tackled her neurodivergent journey as a young mum, and shares her tips to coping at stressful times, including the festive season.
Mental Health
Disturbing number of teens suffering anxiety, depression
Almost three quarters of Melbourne teens have experienced significant levels of anxiety or depression by the age of 18, new research has revealed.
You should never use Google for this – but we all do
Google and social media are great tools to get information but they also come with a warning.
School apologises for removing memorial
A Catholic school has apologised for taking down a memorial dedicated to a year 7 student who took her own life in September.
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‘I tried 15 mins of hypnotherapy a day for IBS and it’s life-changing’
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Son of former AFL star dies suddenly
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Police probe after Aussie ‘Dr Death’s’ suicide pod used
Multiple people have been arrested after the death of a woman inside a “suicide capsule” made by an Australian doctor.
‘Disturbing, sobering’: Lawyer reacts to veterans suicide probe
Governments will be judged as to their response to Royal Commision recommendations and what they have done to reduce the incident of death and harm done by ADF service, writes lawyer Greg Isolani.
Grim statistic on pokie machines in Aus
If you’re busting for the bathroom in Australia, you’ve got a better chance of finding a pokie machine than a public toilet.
Signs you have Michael Clarke’s compulsive condition
Australian cricketer Michael Clarke has revealed he believes he has lived with OCD his whole life. See what the disorder is and how you can treat it.
Do you have carcinophobia? Here’s how to manage it
Cancer is prevalent, and a fear of it is booming
They were healthy. Then a brain injury triggered anorexia.
They had never had an eating disorder – until their brain injury. Their MRIs could revolutionise treatment for countless anorexia patients across the globe – starting here in Melbourne.
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