Our mental health is just as important as our physical health and can have a significant impact on our relationships, careers, emotional well-being and sense of purpose.
There are a wide range of mental health conditions that can affect our mood and feelings, way of thinking and behaviour. Depression, anxiety, relational issues and responses to trauma are among the most common forms of mental illness.
Our expertly written blogs reveal more about the most common mental health conditions, signs and symptoms to look out for and when to seek professional help.
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If You’re Feeling Flat Or Sad As The Days Get Shorter And Darker, You’re Not Alone. Most people tend to feel a little lethargic and down during autumn and winter. … Continued.
“At Least You’re Not In Ukraine, Right?” Sound familiar? You might have said this to yourself in days gone by, because what happened to you couldn’t be nearly as bad … Continued.
The Popularity Of Online Gaming Is On The Rise In Australia, And Around The World. Played solo or interactively with friends or strangers (such as in massively multiplayer online role-playing … Continued.
“We Need To Learn How To Be Better Parents, Siblings, Partners, Friends And Even Better Children Of Trauma Survivors,” Says Diane Young, Addiction And Trauma Specialist At South Pacific Private. … Continued.
LGBTQIA+ Australians Looking For Addiction And Trauma Support Can Face A More Challenging Search Than Others. Many treatment centres and organisations fail to offer specialised support or inclusion for LGBTQIA+ … Continued.
Can you be addicted to love? While it may sound like the main ingredient of a cheesy love song, the reality is that Love Addiction and Love Avoidance are two … Continued.
For many of us, Valentine’s Day is a day of pain, sadness, hurt and anxiety. Watching couples display affection and exchange gifts can trigger us, impact our self-worth, make us … Continued.
Understanding The Dangers Of Booze Culture And It’s Ingrained Place In Australian Society It’s no secret that drinking alcohol is considered to be an intrinsic part of Australian culture. However, … Continued.
Recognising Our Wrongdoings Allows Us To Embrace The Opportunity To Heal Our Relationships In recent years, Australia Day has become a day to make amends – to recognise the wrongdoings … Continued.
Written by South Pacific Private Ex-client, Anna B who shares her strength, experience and hope from her own recovery journey.
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