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Brittany George August 29, 2012 4th Australian Rural and Remote Mental Health Symp, ANZMHa, Associate Professor Peter Harvey, Flinders University, gambling problems, Mental Illness

The complex phenomenon of disordered gambling: emerging approaches to diagnosis and treatment in rural communities

Associate Professor Peter Harvey provides an overview of the phenomenological and methodological aspects of a treatment programme available for...
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Brittany George August 2, 2012 acquired brain injury (ABI), Curtin University, Lecturer, Mental Health, Mental Illness, Mrs Annalise O'Callaghan, The 13th International Mental Health Conference

Dual Diagnosis of mental illness (MI) and acquired brain injury (ABI): Making positive changes towards rehabilitation and recovery.

Aims and RationaleThe aim of this exploratory study was twofold. It sought to describe some of the challenges faced by people with dual diagnosis of...
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Brittany George July 25, 2012 anxiety disorders, ANZMHa, Australian and New Zealand Mental Health Associati, Depression, Judith C. Baer, Mental Illness, poverty

Poverty, Not Mental Illness, Is Source Of Many Poor Mothers' Anxiety: Study

Rutgers University
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Brittany George July 24, 2012 ANZMHa, Depression, health insurance, Mental Illness, schizophrenia

Depressed? You've got Buckley's getting insurance

Source: Jill Stark, Health ReporterThe Sunday Age
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Brittany George July 19, 2012 anxiety, ANZMHa, Depression, indigenous health, Mental Health, Mental Illness, prisoners, psychotic disorders

Mental health needs high for indigenous

Michelle Henderson, AAP National Medical Writer
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Brittany George February 18, 2011 Australian Centre for Posttraumatic Mental Health, economic crisis, Government Funding, Helping flood victims, Mental Health Carers, Mental Illness, SPR

Skills for Psychological Recovery: basic and effective strategies to manage common psychological issues following disaster

Workshop
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Brittany George February 18, 2011 Depression, economic crisis, financial crisis, Mental Illness, Rural and Remote Mental Health Symposium, suicide, World Health Organisation, World Psychiatric Association

The Occurence Of Depression Increasing During Financial Crisis Due To Income Inequalities

Due to the recent economic crisis, an increase of health inequalities between socio-economic groups has been noticed in both developed and developing...
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Brittany George February 3, 2011 Depression, funding, International Mental Health Conference 2011, Mental Health, Mental Illness, Prof Schofield, research, Rural and Remote Mental Health Symposium

Mental illness can bring a massive paycut

Danny Rose, AAP From Sydney Morning Herald February 1, 2011
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Brittany George January 27, 2011 General Practitioners, Helping flood victims, Mental Health, Mental Illness, Queensland Health, RACGP, Rural and Remote Mental Health Symposium

Flooding and it's Impact on Mental Health Australia - GP Fact Sheet

The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) has developed a general practice fact sheet providing useful information and resources...
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Brittany George January 20, 2011 Mental Health, Mental Health Carers, Mental Health Council of Australia, Mental Illness, Rural and Remote Mental Health Symposium

Thoughts on Carers & Consumers in Rural & Remote Areas in Australia

Carers - Rural and Remote:
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    As an association that is a leader in mental health, we stand beside our First Nations people in both Australia and New Zealand to empower their people and communities to improve their wellbeing. We support our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Australia and Maori people in New Zealand/Aotearoa and acknowledge the beauty, strength and uniqueness in their people and cultures. We celebrate their diversity and acknowledge that we work, walk and talk on your lands and we thank and pay yindyamarra/whakaute/respect to your ancestors, Elders and people. Our association will work to continue to amplify voices and empower communities to improve the mental health within First Nations people in both countries.