by A Canberra man who helped his wife, who was suffering from the advanced stages of motor neurone disease, to die has had assisted suicide charges against him dropped. Prosecutors said while there was enough evidence to potentially convict Neil O’Riorden, it […]
by If you think your dog looks stressed out, it might be your own stress levels that are affecting your pet pooch. A study published on Thursday in Nature’s Scientific Reports shows pet dogs may synchronise their stress levels with those of […]
by Suncorp extends Team Girls initiative with launch of confidence ‘Rally Cry’ with artist Thandi Phoenix Suncorp has revealed the findings of the ‘2019 Australian Youth Confidence Report’, revealing more than half of parents are concerned about their daughter’s self-esteem. This coincides […]
by Domestic violence, the scourge of too many of our homes, is not confined to punching, slapping, hair-pulling and other forms of physical attacks on women. For many, the abuse comes in different guises marked by the lack of physical violence but […]
by Surveys show that young people are more likely than older Australians to hold attitudes supportive of domestic violence. This is particularly true of young men. So, there’s work that needs to be done in terms of investing in prevention and education […]
by An uplifting dementia story…This should be the future of aged and dementia care in Australia. Rose Sevitt’s husband Lex (Alex) was a practicing psychologist up until 6 years ago. Lex specialised in helping children with ADD. Suddenly Lex started to […]
by A new app has been created to help people living with mental health concerns to reach out to supportive family and friends who can be there for them when they need it the most. The free app called My Team is the […]
by Africa is the continent where the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Meghan and Harry, fell in love. It holds a special place in their hearts, as well as Meghan’s wedding finger which shines a glamorous diamond from Botswana. Aside from their […]
by Gemma Cribb, founder of The Equilibrium Collective, Equilibrium Psychology and author of Doing Single Well. A ‘people pleaser’ is someone who will go out of their way to make others happy. They constantly put other people’s needs and feelings before their […]
by Brisbane fitness expert Darcia Ondrovcik is known around the world for her unique Beauty in Strength fitness regime which encourages women to achieve physical health goals whilst reinforcing the importance of mental strength. But there is much more to this self-made mother […]
by Panic attacks aren’t necessarily a reason to panic: they are your body’s way of responding to stress Panic attacks typically occur when a person is under stress. The stress can be physical, like being run down, or emotional, like a significant […]
by Brisbane singer-songwriter Kate Miller-Heidke’s stellar career has been a mostly joyous journey to the top from humble beginnings as a student at St Aidan’s Anglican Girls’ School where she graduated 20 years ago. How ironic then that what is shaping to […]
by It’s that time of year again, with Christmas behind us and a New Year unfolding before us, heady with the promise of self-improvement. We are currently being inundated by the diet and exercise industries’ most aggressive campaigns: ‘Go sugar free in […]
by Three years ago I was really sick, very low in spirits and it looked like my whole world was closing down. I couldn’t see much beyond the next medical appointment. Now, I sit here, with a new business based around my […]
by Five dead in four months at New South Wales festivals – is pill-testing the answer? Pill-testing has once again sparked debate after the most recent death of Alex Ross-King, who passed away at the FOMO festival in NSW. A 2018 survey […]
by Do you feel exhausted after the holiday season? Cheryl Fingleson, The Sleep Coach, receives many calls from Australians who are suffering exhaustion and jet-lag like symptoms after the holidays. Cheryl believes that we have to reset our bodies to re-establish our […]
by I hadn’t planned to travel earth’s annual orbit of the sun in last year’s new year resolution, but according to my Fitbit, my step count was kind of close. Really? Close to over 940 million kilometres? I don’t think so. However […]
by For many of us, the end of one year and the beginning of another is a great time to reflect, sum up our previous experiences and find a way to grow from them. One way to do this is through setting […]
by Christmas is almost here and with it comes particular stresses whether we want them or not. It is difficult to avoid and truth be known by the time Christmas Day arrives most of us force ourselves to dig deeper for that […]
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