Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples’ health

Learn more about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health, including Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations and Closing the Gap.

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and dementia

Dementia is the same condition for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people as for everyone else. Learn about the first signs of dementia.

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and social and emotional wellbeing

Many factors can affect social and emotional well-being. Read more on things that can help you feel strong and resilient and when to seek help.

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Indigenous Wellbeing Course - online program

This course from MindSpot aims to teach practical psychological skills, in a culturally respectful way. The stories and images are powerful and have been created and provided by Indigenous Australians for Indigenous Australians. We have an Indigenous mental health professional in our team at MindSpot who will be available to assist you whilst participating in the course.

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Rural or remote mental health

Life in rural and remote locations can be rewarding, but accessing mental health support can sometimes be tough for people living there.

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Northern Territory rural and remote health services

Much of the NT is very remote, so health services and support are not always available. Learn how to plan ahead and prepare for when you need help.

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South Australia rural and remote health services

South Australia's rural and remote health services help you access health care, if you live outside the metro area. Learn where to find them here.

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Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS)

Find out how to reduce the risk of sudden unexpected death in infancy (SUDI) and sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) — one of the main causes of SUDI.

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The role of a gynaecologist

Gynaecologists specialise in female health. Learn when to see a gynaecologist, how to find a one in your area and what to expect at your appointment.

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Gambling addiction

People with a gambling addiction will continue to gamble even if it means risking financial security, relationships or home. Help is available.

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Cost of dental care

Dental care can be expensive and you may need to pay for it yourself. Find out the different ways you can cover the cost of dental care.

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Older people and mental health

Older people can have mental health issues, such as anxiety or depression, which are often caused by triggers such as grief, loss or illness.

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Pneumococcal disease

Pneumococcal disease is a bacterial infection that is easily spread. Read more about pneumococcal symptoms, treatment and vaccination here.

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Self-talk

Self-talk is your inner voice. It's part of your stream of consciousness, allowing you to process and understand what's going on around you.

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Human T-lymphotropic virus 1 (HTLV-1)

Human T-cell leukaemia virus type 1 (HTLV-1) can infect your blood. Learn more about how it spreads and the diseases it causes.

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Suicide warning signs

Recognising warning signs of suicide, determining those who are most at risk, and knowing how to access support could help save a life.

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Stress in young people

Learn about stress in young people: it’s causes, symptoms, and tips for managing academic, personal, and social pressures effectively.

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What is Medicare?

Medicare is a national insurance scheme that provides free or subsidised healthcare for Australians Learn more about how it works and who's eligible.

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Should I be tested for heart disease?

Understanding heart disease risk can help you reduce your risk and protect your heart. Find out more about heart disease risk and heart disease tests.

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Residential aged care

Find information and resources here on residential aged care services that provide accommodation and support for people who can no longer live at home.

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Diabetes screening tests

You can have diabetes without any symptoms at all. If you are at a high risk of diabetes, ask your doctor about diabetes screening tests.

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Delirium

Delirium is a sudden change in your thinking or behaviour. It is most common in older people. Find out more about prevention and treatment here.

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Mental health professionals

Mental health isn't the area of psychologists and psychiatrists alone. Discover the different types of mental health workers available to you.

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Otitis media (middle ear infection)

Otitis media (middle ear infection) is common and often resolves without treatment. Learn to recognise the symptoms and when it might need treatment.

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Victoria rural and remote health services

If you live in Victoria's rural and remote regions, you'll need to plan ahead to access health services. Learn where to find help.

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Sniffing (inhalants)

Inhalants are chemical substances that release fumes or vapours. Some people inhale these fumes to feel high. There is no safe level of inhalant use.

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What healthcare do I need?

There are many types of healthcare services and information available in Australia. Learn here how to find the right service at the right time.

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Allied health

Allied health practitioners are trained professionals who are not doctors, dentists or nurses. Learn more about what these professionals do here.

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Kids and mental health

Mental health problems affect a child’s emotions and behaviour, and can be worrying for them and their family. Discover signs and strategies to help.

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What is a healthy blood pressure?

A healthy or normal blood pressure is less than 130mmHg over 85mmHg. Discover more about blood pressure, how often it’s checked and how to measure it.

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