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Warning signs of suicide

Trusted information on the warning signs of suicide to look out for in friends and family, what are high risk signs, and where to get help.

New phone app could reduce suicide risk

A new app could help mental health patients and reduce suicide risk, by sending counsellors data on mood, activity and adherence to medication.

Just diagnosed with depression

Trusted information on just diagnosed with depression, visiting your doctor and what to do next plus links to trusted resources.

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Nine signs of mental health issues

Can you spot the difference between a bad mood and something more serious? These 9 signs could point to a mental health issue in someone you love.

Winter health hazards at home

Simple tips to keep you safe at home this winter, including keeping warm and safe during colder months of the year.

Anxiety - symptoms, treatment and causes

Trusted information about anxiety, including types, symptoms, diagnosis, causes and treatments of anxiety from leading Australian health organisations.

Stress management

Trusted information about stress management, including changing the causes of stress, relaxation techniques and other strategies from leading Australian health organisations.

Gambling addiction

Trusted information about gambling addiction, signs of a problem, why people keep gambling and where to get help from Australian health organisations.

Guide to genetic disorders

Problems with genes can cause health or development problems. Some genetic disorders affect people from birth, others develop later in life. Learn more from a trusted source.