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The ‘Sunday scaries’ are a manifestation of the anxieties associated with the working week, but they can be managed.

Why we shouldn’t underestimate the ‘Sunday Scaries’

It’s are a common anxiety that disrupts sleep, but with the right strategies, they can be managed for a calmer, more refreshed start to the week.

  • Hannah Hammoud

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What undressing in front of strangers taught me about life

I’ve discovered that the more I step outside my comfort zone, the easier it gets.

  • Joanne Karcz
Anxious students in mathematics can be three years and four months behind in the subject compared to their least anxious peers.

The subject students are failing – can you pass the quiz?

An analysis of Australian international test results shows some pupils are almost four years behind in learning due to maths anxiety.

  • Christopher Harris
One in five young Australians have been cyber bullied.

Young people, their stress and the one-way news overload

Millennials and Gen Z-ers may seem to some critics to be backbone-free “snowflakes”, but even psychologists are now talking about “the anxious generation”.

  • Miranda Levy
Sarah Hayden and Teddy the pony, one of her equine psychotherapy animals for her work with girls and women diagnosed with autism.

‘My brain has 50 tabs open’: Being diagnosed with ADHD at 48 put Sarah in a fast-growing group

Sarah Hayden was well into adulthood when she learnt she had ADHD. Researchers say Sarah and other cases are a diagnostic “correction” and not a TikTok trend.

  • Wendy Tuohy
A coroner is investigating the death of new mum Sarah Skillington.

Sarah gave birth to a healthy baby girl. Less than two weeks later, she died in a mental health ward

A new mother who died within days of being admitted to a private perinatal hospital for anxiety was left unwatched for hours, in breach of hospital protocol, before she was found dead.

  • Erin Pearson
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According to Oprah, it’s life-altering. So what is the ‘let them’ theory?

Friends making plans without you? Let them. Dating someone who’s sending you mixed signals? Let them.

  • Emily McGrorey

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
Managing your mental health requires more than a monthly appointment.

Ready for resolutions? A psychologist recommends you prioritise this

If someone told you all you needed to do to maintain physical health was visit a doctor once a month, you’d laugh. So why do we think it’s true of our mental health?

  • Ahona Guha
Former premier Daniel Andrews with the now premier, Jacinta Allan.

Labor promised to fix our mental health crisis. I made the mistake of believing them

Three years after accepting all 74 recommendations from the Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System, the government’s actions aren’t tracking well.

  • Simon Katterl

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