Social behaviour disorders

Links to information about social behaviour disorders.

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Why do people bully?

Bullying occurs in different ways and for different reasons. All cause distress and pain for the person who is being bullied.

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Bullying and harassment

It comes in many forms – such as verbal, physical or online abuse – and bullying can leave the target feeling weak, helpless and even responsible.

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Stop bullying

If bullying is not challenged or stopped, it can contribute to a culture where it is tolerated. Here are some strategies to stop bullying.

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Bullying

Bullying occurs in many ways which all cause distress and pain to the person being bullied. Learn where to get advice and support here.

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Workplace mental health

These pages include information and resources on how your mental health can be affected at work, and strategies for staying well.

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Safety comes first when you're online

To mark Safer Internet Day and to combat cyberbullying, here are some insights and tips to help keep you and your children safe while online.

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Depression and older people

Depression in adults over 65 can include unexplained physical symptoms, memory loss, and various behavioural changes. This page can help you diagnose if an older person may be suffering from depression.

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Types of bullying

Bullying occurs in several different forms, all of which can cause distress for the person being bullied. Understand your rights and learn where to go for help.

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Causes of psychosis

While no one knows exactly what causes psychosis, it could be due to a combination of genetic and environmental factors. Drug abuse can also be a trigger.

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Mental health resources for lesbian, gay, bi, trans and intersex people (LGBTI)

The mental health issues faced by the LGBTI community are as diverse as the community itself.

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Sex and disability

People who have a medical condition that impairs their ability to lead a regular sex life may feel concerned or worried about having sex.

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Counsellors and counselling

Counsellors work in mental health and other settings. They specialise in building relationships based on discussions between the client and counsellor.

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Benefits of volunteering

Volunteering is an upaid activity and can have lots of benefits. As well as having a positive impact on your commuity it can have multiple benefits for your mental health as well.

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Workplace bullying

Workplace bullying can be physical or mental and the behaviour directed against the victim can also be threatening or demeaning.

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Building healthy relationships

Just because you love each other doesn’t mean you will communicate well. Healthy relationships take work – nurture your relationship with these tips.

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Emotional abuse

Emotional abuse includes verbal abuse, threats, restricting freedom and financial deprivation. It can have serious effects on adults and children.

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Cyberbullying

Cyberbullies work together or alone and attack their victim via electronic means, such as email or social media. Learn how to deal with cyberbullying.

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How to help someone with depression

It's not easy to know how to help someone with depression. Learn to recognise the signs, how to talk to someone with depression and where to get help.

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Sexual harassment

Sexual harassment can impact mental health, lower self-esteem and cause fear, depression and stress. It's common in the workplace - and illegal.

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Maintaining healthy relationships

Maintaining healthy relationships is important. No relationship is perfect, and it takes time and commitment. Here are 9 things that can help keeping relationships strong.

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Acts of kindness and compassion

Most people feel better when someone is kind to them. Being kind and compassionate can help other people, and make you feel good too.

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Avoiding dementia discrimination: how to treat someone with dementia

To mark Dementia Action Week 2019, Australians are being urged to avoid unconscious discrimination against people with dementia. Check out these tips.

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Teenage aggression and arguments

Find out how to cope with heated arguments with your teenager, and what to do if they become aggressive or even violent towards you.

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