‘I’m struggling’: Gentle giant inspires Olympian to speak out
Swimmer Shayna Jack has detailed how she is putting her mental health first after being through the lowest of lows and highest of highs. WATCH HER EMOTIONAL VIDEO
Swimmer Shayna Jack has detailed how she is putting her mental health first after being through the lowest of lows and highest of highs. WATCH HER EMOTIONAL VIDEO
One in three Aussies are battling regularly feeling drained and burnt out. This is just one of the findings of alarming new research, as experts call for action to fix the “overwhelmed” mental health system.
In pictures they look happier than you’ll ever be – but these Aussies are struggling in a way many of us could barely comprehend.
Half of our population is suffering in silence – admitting they “don’t know” how to have what could be one of the most important conversations of their life.
New research has mapped Australia’s youth suicide hotspots. See where they are and why some communities are eight times more likely to be affected.
PMDD is more than just feeling sad
Evidence says yes
‘More people can get better sooner’
The stats are staggering
These are the fail-safe methods she relies on when she’s having a bad day.
Get your confidence back.
She was known for her pink headgear, so her vision-impaired mum could see her play, and cheer her on.
‘I was in such a hole, and I thought I’m not going to make it’.
Pregnant women are less likely to develop postnatal depression if their husbands or partners have good mates, a new study has found.
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