Norwegian charity organization CARE has released a short film reflecting the impact of men’s violence against women and the danger that both girls and women live with in our society today. The short film has already been viewed by several million people, So take five minutes of your time to watch this. If not for yourself, then
Read more30 May 2011 by Luminita D. Saviuc Here is a list of 15 things which, if you give up on them, will make your life a lot easier and much, much happier. We hold on to so many things that cause us a great deal of pain, stress and suffering – and instead of letting
Read moreThis blog entry is by Suzette Misrachi, is a professional supervisor specialising in trauma and grief of competent and non-disordered adult children of parents with a severe mental illness, a Medicare approved mental health practitioner, psychotherapist and international presenter. Suzette writes regularly for e-publication Mindcafe, which keeps clinicians up to date with psychiatric and psychological
Read moreby Max Koslowski 30 April 2018 The first numbers are in for Groovin The Moo’s pill testing experiment, and lives may have been saved after the trial operation found potentially deadly substances in two different samples. Matt Noffs, one of the people behind the Australia-first trial, also let on that half of the drugs tested included
Read moreDavid Pocock’s youthful determination has seen him rise to the top ranks of the Wallabies and catch the eye of cashed-up clubs worldwide. But the trauma of his early experiences in Robert Mugabe’s Zimbabwe left the young rugby prodigy with obsessive exercise and eating habits that troubled his family. By Australian Story’s Winsome Denyer, Mon
Read moreDate: November 6, 2015. Dr Ashleigh Witt Ashleigh Witt is a doctor training to be a geriatrician at Western Health in Melbourne. This is her view on why everybody should know the dying wishes of their loved ones. Dr Ashleigh Witt. Photo: Pat Scala The day you meet me in the emergency department with your
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