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Hundreds of union workers stage western-themed stunt at Vic Labor Party Conference Hundreds of union members have staged a wild western stunt at the Victorian Labor Party Conference in Melbourne, as part of a campaign to wrangle better pay and conditions for mental health workers. About 300 people pulled out cowboy hats and … Continued
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Mental health group welcomes NSW parliamentary report into loneliness Australians for Mental Health has welcomed recommendations from a landmark NSW parliamentary report into loneliness. The final report from the Legislative Council’s Standing Committee on Social Issues’ inquiry into the prevalence, causes and impacts of loneliness in NSW has been handed down today. … Continued
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SYDNEY, 29 July 2025 – Psychotherapist Tom Skotidas today announced the launch of everpath, a specialised psychotherapy practice for co‑founders, mission-critical duos, and critical partnership teams. Through Co‑Founder Therapy, everpath addresses a critical yet often overlooked problem: unresolved interpersonal conflict between critical partners. “Interpersonal conflict is the number‑one reason behind 65 per cent of start‑up failures, … Continued
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Today marks the second anniversary of the release of The Unmet Needs Study commissioned by the Office of the Chief Psychiatrist (SA Health), with the Mental Health Coalition of SA deeply concerned at the inaction that has been taken to address the critical shortfall in psychosocial services across South Australia. Two years ago the Report … Continued
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Financial security and strong communities could prevent one in three mental health conditions: new study New modelling from the University of Sydney’s Brain and Mind Centre shows that improving core social and economic conditions, especially people’s sense of financial security and connection with their local community, would significantly bring down Australia’s mental illness burden at … Continued
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More SafeWork inspectors welcome, but workplace mental health requires meaningful reform Australians for Mental Health has welcomed the New South Wales Government’s move to bolster its SafeWork NSW workforce with 51 news inspectors. The state government announced the new roles as part of its “Irreplaceable” safety campaign launch, with around half of those new recruits … Continued
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Media Release Australians Urged to Nominate Mental Health Champions Before Entries Close With just weeks left to nominate, organisers of the 2025 Australian Mental Health Prize are calling on Australians to help shine a light on the people making a real difference in mental health across the country. Now in its 10th … Continued
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GreyMind AI, Australia’s leading clinical AI lab, has announced that its breakthrough mental health platform, Reeboot AI, has been officially approved under the WA Government’s Artificial Intelligence Assurance Framework – making it the first AI mental health assistant to receive such endorsement in the state. Developed by psychologists and AI engineers at GreyMind AI, Reeboot … Continued
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Wednesday July 2, 2025 Australian Youth Climate Coalition, Parents for Climate, ECOMIND and more than 150 mental health professionals, doctors, educators, researchers, and youth leaders have issued an open letter calling for a national commitment to accurate and psychologically safe climate education in response to growing misinformation suggesting climate science is to blame for rising … Continued
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Victoria Police has today released details of an investigation into alleged sexual assaults in child care centres. Sexual Assault Services Victoria is the peak body for the state’s 19 specialist sexual assault services. Our services provide free and confidential support to children, young people and their families. Among other issues, SASVic can discuss: the impact … Continued
