Weight Management

Adult weight management issues encompass challenges related to maintaining a healthy weight and achieving a balanced lifestyle. In Australia, statistics reveal that nearly two-thirds of adults are overweight or obese, […]

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Adult ADHD

Adult Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental condition characterised by persistent patterns of inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity that extend into adulthood. While commonly associated with childhood, ADHD can continue to […]

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Bipolar Disorder

Do you experience extreme highs and lows in your mood? Severe mood swings make normal day-to-day living feel impossible – but it can however be manageable. At least one in […]

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Health Anxiety

Do you experience anxiety or worry about potentially having or developing a serious illness (e.g., cancer)? Approximately 5.7% of Australians experience health anxiety during their lifetime.* If you are experiencing […]

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Low Self-Esteem

Do you often have doubts about your true capabilities, and experience persistently negative feelings about yourself such as sadness, anxiety, guilt, shame, and anger? We can be self-critical from time […]

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Grief & Loss

The journey of grief and loss involves feeling and riding the waves of sadness, anger, and/or fear, and then returning to our daily routine once these feelings pass. Most people […]

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Gambling

For many people gambling is a popular pastime. Pokies, lotto, scratchies, card games, racing, and other forms of betting are forms of gambling that is all too prominent in Australia. […]

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OCD

It is not uncommon for people to loosely refer to themselves as “being OCD” – e.g. when referring to the need to have a clean housem, and confuse having high […]

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PTSD

If you are experiencing thoughts of suicide, contact crisis support services such as Lifeline (13 11 14), the Kids Helpline (1800 55 1800) or the NSW Mental Health Line (1800 […]

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Self Harm

Are you worried your child is self-harming? Have you seen cuts, bruises or scratches? Self-harm refers to intentionally injuring oneself as a way to cope with emotional pain, distress, or […]

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