Mental health patients facing cuts to crucial services amid funding uncertainty: experts
Published on ABC Radio Australia, Updated 24 March 2015, 10:50 AEDT by medical reporter Sophie Scott
Men and suicide: Know the warning signs
UNSW Australia released 17 March 2015, Author Dan Wheelahan
Professor Harvey Whiteford and Dr Alize Ferrari to present results of Global Burden of Disease Study 2013
Professor Harvey Whiteford and Dr Alize Ferrari to present Burden due to mental and substance use disorders: An analysis from the Global Burden of...
Mental health: People from poor and remote areas miss out on help
The largest ever study into mental health services in Australia has found that people in poorer areas are missing out on comprehensive care, with...
DVA puts veterans at ease
The Department of Veterans Affairs has announced new arrangements designed to make it easier for veterans to access mental health support.
Emerald agencies get together to improve mental health
People with a mental illness don't just need services specifically related to mental health, they may also be using other services such as housing,...
Mental health funding welcomed
(via The Land)
Mental health risks expose companies
Mental health and wellbeing is the number one challenge facing organisations, according to a survey of safety and environmental workers conducted by...
Prof Tony Jorm, University of Melbourne to Speak at Mental Health Conference
The 16th International Mental Health Conference will be held at the QT Hotel, Surfers Paradise from 12 – 14 August 2015. The conference theme “Mental...
Major Funding Boost for the Treatment of Personality Disorders
Pictured left to right: Professor Brin Grenyer (Director Project Air Strategy), NSW Minister for Mental Health Jai Rowell MP, Karina Whitehurst...