Depression a global problem: It’s not just Westerners who get the blues
Depression and anxiety are found in every society in the world, debunking old theories that only Westerners get depressed.
Poverty, Not Mental Illness, Is Source Of Many Poor Mothers' Anxiety: Study
Rutgers University
Depressed? You've got Buckley's getting insurance
Source: Jill Stark, Health ReporterThe Sunday Age
Australia’s first national e-mental health online portal
Australia’s first national e-mental health online portal has been launched today by the Federal Minister for Mental Health, the Hon Mark Butler MP.
Mental health needs high for indigenous
Michelle Henderson, AAP National Medical Writer
The Integration of Resolution with Recovery Principles for the Ageing Person
The “Australian National Standards for Mental Health Services 2010”, in conjunction with the “Implementation guidelines for Public Mental Health...
Family Focus: promoting resilience and preventing mental illness in children of parents with depression and anxiety
Improved understanding of the processes that promote resilience in children of parents with a mental illness has resulted in the development of a...
Depression is not a normal part of ageing
Depression is not a normal part of ageing. It’s an illness that can have serious consequences if it isn’t recognised and treated. Depression is often...
Treatment decision making for young people diagnosed with major depressive disorders: The case for shared decision making
Shared decision making (SDM) is a model of medical or treatment decision making that involves collaboration between a clinician and client. One way...
Rural Mental Health consultation in WA
Australian Greens spokesperson for Mental Health, Senator Penny Wright, travelled to Western Australia in early June to begin the first leg of an...