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Hi everyone, Just thought I'd share this new resource designed to support people with a lived experience of an eating disorder to share their story. It was developed and produced alongside people with a lived experience.
https://www.ndis.gov.au/event/Webinar:%20developing%20and%20starting%20your%20first%20plan%2028%20Feb - there's an upcoming webinar on how to develop and start your first plan tomorrow.
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Hi folks 🙂 I have Hashimotos (Hypothyroid autoimmune disease) and Bipolar II and I am interested to hear if anyone has a health practitioner who is well versed in the two. The link between them is acknowledged but it's early days as to how best
This seems like a great work for anyone interested in the mind.
I was looking around at local support services/programs and noticed some changes regarding Access to Allied Psychological Services (ATAPS). It looks like ATAPS is being phased out but similar programs are being offered under a mental health services
Hi Forumites,Just wondering, when you want information about mental illness and mental health - where do you go?Just out of pure speculation, I'm just avoiding writing essays right now.
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I found out during mental health week that some people develop psychosis because of oestrogen levels and certain antibodies. i spoke to my gp about it but she said it is unlikely or a very small percentage. my daughter doesn't want to get a bl
I always thought we didn't remember because it is too traumatic. But this arrival Dr Karl brings out several very sound healthy reasons why we just don't need to be able to recall most our childhood:http://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2017-06-20/dr-karl-ch
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