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Mental health care lack in jails

AAP - 23-11-2021

The death of a First Nations prisoner has highlighted the ongoing shortfall in culturally appropriate mental health care in Queensland jails, a coroner has found.

 
Mental health fight over NSW consent bill

AAP - 19-11-2021

A fight over whether mental health conditions should mean people don't have to take active steps to seek consent is the final hurdle for a historic overhaul of sexual

 
Vic doubles youth mental health capacity

AAP - 17-11-2021

Hundreds more young Victorians will be able to access mental health support after the state government announced five new residential facilities will be built in regional

 
Kids' use of mental health services surges following 2020 lockdown

HealthTimes - 16-11-2021

Hospital data reveals an increased use of children’s mental health services after Sydney’s first lockdown in 2020. More children and adolescents used

 
Dietitians essential in mental health care

HealthTimes - 03-11-2021

It’s time for Accredited Practising Dietitians to be recognised as a key profession in the management of mental health, says Dietitians Australia. As the

 
Telehealth not the silver bullet for youth mental health crisis

Charlotte Mitchell - 25-10-2021

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, some commentators have pointed to telehealth as the silver bullet for solving the country’s youth mental health crisis. But one GP

 
Anorexia spiked during the pandemic, as adolescents felt the impact of COVID restrictions

HealthTimes - 19-10-2021

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we live, go to school or work, and socialise. It has also increased mental health concerns, with a rise

 
Research shows brain structure may increase suicide risk

AAP - 16-10-2021

New international research shows the brain structure of a person diagnosed with depression could increase their risk of attempting to end their lives.

 
Emotional and mental support forgotten in child cancer

AAP - 07-10-2021

Mental health and emotional support has been forgotten when childhood cancer is treated, a charity has found in a survey of parents and carers.

 
30 per cent of Australian teens have considered self-harm

AAP - 30-09-2021

A survey of Australian adolescents has found 30 per cent have considered self-harm. About one-third of Australian adolescents have considered self-harm,

 

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