The fight against Alzheimer's
The Project on channel 10 reported last night with PJ Lane, son of the late Don Lane, who was an Australian TV legend until his life was tragically...
Young men in crisis: mental health study
9 NEWS July 21
Dementia, Decision-Making and Family Conflict - The Role of Mediation in a Legal Setting
The Guardianship Board of South Australia is tasked with making decisions about people with impaired decision-making capacity, including those...
Participation in green exercise: Experiences of people with acute mental distress in an inpatient psychiatric facility
Green exercise is defined as any physical activity undertaken in natural settings. Synergistic benefits of green exercise have additional emotional...
Suicide and social media: Youth mental health
Social media has much potential for raising community awareness about the problem of suicide due to the capacity for expression of emotion, care and...
Young Onset Dementia - Bridging the gap between diagnosis and community
Young Onset Dementia is the onset of dementia under the age of 65 years. Current prevalence data suggests that some 24,000 people nationally are...
Engaging and managing angry young men with psychosis
Engagement with antisocial clients presents considerable difficulty, particularly when the impact of brain injuries exacerbates premorbid personality...
A psychodynamic approach in the work with a depressed mother
A practitioner researcher approach - Dr George Karpetis - which aims to understand practice through reflexivity and to improve service effectiveness...
Join Prof Pat Dudgeon and present at the Rural & Remote Mental Health Conference
Prof Pat Dudgeon will deliver the Opening Keynote presentation at the Rural & Remote Mental Health Conference.
DSM-5 won't increase mental health work claims – here's why
By Nick Glozier