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Treatment for Depression

Depression can be debilitating and scary and can affect 6% of the Australian population every year according to Sane Australia. Millions of people all over the world including individuals and their families live with and are affected by depression and are unsure about who to turn to or where or when to access help. The good Read more

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Post Natal Depression Support

Post Natal Depression (PND) affects 1 in 7 Australian women every year, but it doesn’t stop there. The major life transition for those married, in a committed relationship or single parents (both women and men), in combination with a drastic change in hormones can cause a depressive episode lasting between one month and up to Read more

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Counselling for Post Natal Depression (PND)

Coping with the change It is a huge change becoming a parent for the first time and also after each newborn child. While your newborn brings much joy to the immediate and extended family, there will undoubtedly be times when the going gets tough. As time moves on, particularly during the first 12 months after Read more

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Post Natal Depression

For many women and their families, having a baby is the most significant life-changing event they will ever experience. Pregnancy and early parenthood depression and anxiety can happen at any time – but we know women are more likely to experience these during pregnancy and the year following birth. Postnatal depression (PND) is a common Read more

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Living with someone who has Bipolar

Support in bipolar disorder recovery is important. People with bipolar disorder do better when they have support from family members and friends. Those whose loved ones are involved and supportive tend to recover more quickly, experience fewer manic and depressive episodes, and have milder symptoms. Tips for coping with bipolar disorder in the family Accept Read more

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Exercise and Depression

Exercise has been known to provide a vast variety of benefits, boosting both physical and psychological wellbeing. It has positive effects on mood, self-esteem, happiness, and wellbeing by increasing the feel-good chemicals in the brain called endorphins (dopamine and serotonin). This release has also been associated with the prevention of, management and treatment of depression. Exercise Read more

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Symptoms of Depression

A person may be experiencing symptoms of depression if, for more than two weeks, he or she has felt sad, down or miserable most of the time or has lost interest or pleasure in usual activities. Depression can affect thoughts, feelings, behaviour and physical health. It’s important to note that everyone experiences some of these Read more

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How to help someone with depression

Depression impacts 1 in 5 Australians at some stage during their lifetime and it is often difficult to know how to help someone who needs treatment for depression. The depression may be a reaction to a negative life event, for example the loss of a job, however it may also be a more severe clinical depression. Whatever Read more

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Depression at Christmas

Christmas is supposed to be a time of joy and happiness. But not everyone feels happy at Christmas. Special Holidays like Christmas can make depression even harder to bear. These are all things that can make you feel worse and are likely to come to the forefront at Christmas time: Family tensions Loneliness Isolation Money Read more

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Adjustment to Retirement

Retirement is a time, for most people, of looking forward to more freedom, more leisure time and maybe even time to enjoy all those hobbies you have always wanted to take up! Although retirement can be all of this and more, it can also be a time of loss. Loss of work/career Loss of work Read more

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