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Micro-scale depictions solve century-old puzzle of brain energy use and blood vessel clusters — ScienceDaily

March 3, 2021 / Mental Health

Our brains are non-stop consumers. A labyrinth of blood vessels, stacked end-to-end comparable in length to the distance from San Diego to Berkeley, ensures a continuous flow of oxygen and

Victorian Royal Commission the final piece in solving the national mental health reform puzzle

March 3, 2021 / Mental Health

Mental Health Australia has today welcomed the release of the final report from the Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System, and the commitment to implement all recommendations, saying such

How to be there for a friend ? : mentalhealth

March 2, 2021 / Mental Health

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How to have an argument

March 1, 2021 / Mental Health

Whether it’s with a partner, colleague, friend, or family member, we get some expert insight into managing arguments, communicating in the throes of passion, and discovering your ‘conflict style’ Like

NIMH » Let’s Talk About Eating Disorders with NIMH Grantee Dr. Cynthia Bulik

February 28, 2021 / Mental Health

Transcript Cynthia Bulik: Hello, thank you for joining me today. My name is Dr. Cynthia Bulik. I’m a professor at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill’s School of Medicine,

Evidence of disturbed gene activity in the brain as a result of heart problems — ScienceDaily

February 28, 2021 / Mental Health

Heart problems cause disturbed gene activity in the brain’s memory center, from which cognitive deficits arise. Researchers at the German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases (DZNE), the University Medical Center Göttingen

Weekly CEO Update: It’s understanding and communicating the ‘WHY?’ that really matters in the workplace

February 27, 2021 / Mental Health

As we near the 12-month mark of the disruption and change as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, and look to learn from those subsequent changes and challenges across many

My girlfriend has severe mental health problems and is suicidal and I need advice on how I can help and what I should do? : mentalhealth

February 26, 2021 / Mental Health

My girlfriend has been constantly telling me she’s suicidal but also assures me that she won’t do anything but I keep fucking up by saying things that upset her. For

preventative counselling for new parents

February 25, 2021 / Mental Health

They say nothing can prepare you for your first baby, and that might well be true. But here, with the help of a counsellor, we explore preventive relationship counselling, and

Understanding and Treating Eating Disorders

February 25, 2021 / Mental Health

Millions of Americans suffer from eating disorders, serious and sometimes fatal illnesses that cause severe disturbances in a person’s eating behaviors. The behavioral and physiological consequences of these illnesses can

Submission – To the Draft National Children’s Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy

February 24, 2021 / Mental Health

Submission – To the Draft National Children’s Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy In August 2019, The Minister for Health, the Hon Greg Hunt MP announced that a National Children’s Mental

I’m struggling, and don’t know how to talk to the people around me about it. : mentalhealth

February 23, 2021 / Mental Health

I have declined again in the past few weeks, I’ve tried to prevent my sadness and grief by all the physical things like keeping my room clean, eating well, meditation,

Decluttering tips for low periods

February 22, 2021 / Mental Health

With help from a decluttering expert, we explore tips for tackling mess when you’re going through a difficult time When we’re going through periods of low mood and depression, it

NIMH » Study Identifies Risk Factors for Elevated Anxiety in Young Adults During COVID-19 Pandemic

February 22, 2021 / Mental Health

Findings on impact of childhood temperament could help with anxiety prevention efforts A new study has identified early risk factors that predicted heightened anxiety in young adults during the coronavirus

How a longevity gene protects brain stem cells from stress — ScienceDaily

February 21, 2021 / Mental Health

A gene linked to unusually long lifespans in humans protects brain stem cells from the harmful effects of stress, according to a new study by Weill Cornell Medicine investigators. Studies

Weekly CEO Update: Responding to trauma — Do no further harm

February 20, 2021 / Mental Health

These four words can best define the starting point for providing trauma-informed care. Of course it is not that simple, and both subjectively and systemically providing trauma-informed care will always

What counts as trauma?

February 19, 2021 / Mental Health

So if someone kept getting left by the people they thought they could love and trust (more so in a romantic way), leaving a huge toll on them and making

Feel-good stories you might have missed this February

February 19, 2021 / Mental Health

Overwhelmed by bad news? We’ve gathered together some feel-good stories, highlighting the weird and the wonderful 1. You can now gift a tree, and even watch it grow We’re all

Australian prominent artist found dead at the age of 50

February 18, 2021 / Mental Health, National News, Uncategorized

Jason Benjamin, a prominent Australian artist, has been found dead after being reported as a missing person from the south-west NSW town Carrathool over the weekend. His body was found

The NIH Faculty Institutional Recruitment for Sustainable Transformation (FIRST) Program

February 18, 2021 / Mental Health

This message was authored in collaboration with leadership from across NIH. Director’s messages written solely by Dr. Gordon that focus on addressing disparities and increasing diversity in the research community

Small ‘window of opportunity’ for best recovery after stroke — ScienceDaily

February 17, 2021 / Mental Health

An international study has shown, for the first time, that the capacity of the human brain to recover and rewire itself peaks around two weeks after a stroke and diminishes

Response to the Department of Health survey on the final recommendations of the Productivity Commission Inquiry into Mental Health

February 16, 2021 / Mental Health

This document is Mental Health Australia’s response to the Australian Government’s Department of Health survey seeking views on the final recommendations in the Productivity Commission Inquiry into Mental Health Final

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