mental health
26 results tagged mental health:
How to protect your mental health during money stress
Money worries keeping you up at night? Here are five expert-backed ways to protect your mental health when financial stress starts to take over.
Joseph Healy on the truth about Australia’s rich-poor divide
After four decades in banking, the death of Joseph Healy's son inspired him to walk away from finance to take on a new mission: fixing Australia's broken mental health system.
Why mental health battles are driving young Aussies out of work
Young Australians are facing unprecedented levels of psychological distress, and it's forcing them out of the workforce in record numbers.
Melbourne Cup: Are you gambling on your children’s future?
From scratchies to sports betting, teen gambling is rising fast. Here are the signs parents need to know, along with how to prevent it from spiralling into addiction.
Mental health now the leading cause of TPD insurance claims
The number of mental health-related total and permanent disability insurance claims by Australians in their 30s has increased 732% over the past decade.
Jonathon Moran on conquering his demons and shopping addiction
In the days following his mother's death, grief-stricken entertainment writer Jonathon Moran turned to a familiar vice: shopping.
How to avoid awkward bill splitting this Christmas
Money tight? You order the cheapest meal - then a friend suggests splitting the bill evenly. Here's how to avoid awkward moments this Christmas.
How much money it takes to not be stressed
Financial stress is not confined to lower-income households, so how much do you need to feel financially secure?
Is wellbeing and work-life balance more important than getting ahead?
Australians are prioritising wellness over career ambitions this year but plan to be more mindful with their finances, according to new research.
Ask Paul: Our elderly relative is running up credit card debt
"Her mental state has been diminishing in recent years, which unfortunately has led to an increase in erratic behaviour and spending," Colin tells Paul Clitheroe.
