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Recent Case Studies of Psychosocial Hazard Foreseeability
State based Work Health and Safety (WH&S) legislation targeting psychosocial hazards in the workplace was rolled out in 2022 and 2023, and is now being interpreted by State and Federal Courts with far reaching consequences. Here we consider some case histories.
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Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS): Giving Hope to Depression Sufferers
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation is a safe and non-invasive intervention that has been found to be effective in shifting major depressive disorder. It is an especially helpful option for those who have experienced side effects from or wish to avoid antidepressant medications.
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Youth Mental Health
Mental health disorders among young people in Australia have surged by nearly 50% in 15 years. But why? Influences as the Covid-19 pandemic, the increasingly digitally connected world, academic pressures, climate anxiety, and modern identity could all be having an impact.
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Gary Galambos Talks Technology and Psychiatry at The RANZCP 2024 Congress
Associate Professor Gary Galambos spoke at The Royal Australian & New Zealand College of Psychiatrists conference in Canberra about how the clinical care of people with mental ill health can be enhanced. Technological enhancements include Exposure Therapy 2D and Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy for Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.
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How Do I Know if My Teenager Has OCD?
Washing hands, unwanted thoughts, double-checking locks... It can be hard to make the distinction between helpful behaviour and behaviour that may indicate your teen has OCD.
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My Life with ADHD
In his personal account, the writer likens ADHD to "embarking on a rollercoaster through a constantly shifting landscape of thoughts and emotions". Read this blog to get an insider's view on what it's like living with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.
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The New OH&S Obligations: Programs and Tools to Help Organisations Comply (PART 2)
New OH&S obligations mean employers have a responsibility to provide a safe working environment for their employees. Read this blog for practical tools and programs to help your organisation manage psychosocial hazards in the workplace.
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Beyond Doomscrolling: How Climate Anxiety is Impacting Mental Health
As individuals of all ages pressure influential figures and companies to address climate change, eco-consciousness has permeated the mainstream more profoundly than ever.
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The New OH&S Obligations: Employers to Manage the Risks of Psychosocial Hazards in the Workplace (PART 1)
Changes already introduced at the Federal level through the Work Health and Safety Amendment, mean employers must upskill their workforce quickly and comply with the evolving mental health requirements outlined in the WHS Regulations, Common Law Duties of Care, and State Legislation.
Read moreOCD Expert, Professor Vlasios Brakoulias Joins MindSkiller-Backed OCD Program at Uspace
Professor Vlasios Brakoulias joins Uspace, St Vincent's Private Hospital's young adult mental health unit, and teams up with Dr Gary Galambos to develop an inpatient program specifically for young adults grappling with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.
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The Hippocratic Oath Safeguards Person-Centred Care
MindSkiller® founder and consulting psychiatrist Dr Gary Galambos on the impact of increased government intervention and the corporatisation of the healthcare system.
Read moreRevolutionising OCD Treatment: Uspace and MindSkiller® Pioneer Diagnosis-Specific Program and Innovative Interventions
Despite impacting more than 500,000 Australians, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is widely misunderstood.
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Navigating Mental Health and Artificial Intelligence
From developing personalised treatment plans to automating patient management, AI is set to transform how healthcare services support users. With a commitment to innovation, MindSkiller® is leading the way.
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Is Social Media Bad for Gen Z’s Mental Health?
We decode the social media dilemma: is it good or bad for Gen Z's mental health?
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MindSkiller® Launches Strategic Partnership with Jewish House
MindSkiller® has joined forces with Jewish House, with aims to create a supportive network of organisations that empower individuals to access the care they need.
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MindSkiller® Celebrates Official Launch
MindSkiller® celebrates its official public debut with an evening of drinks, canapés, and networking, marking the culmination of four years of relentless dedication, research, and collaboration.
Read moreMindSkiller® Launches At St Vincent's Private Hospital Sydney
After four years of relentless dedication and fine-tuning, MindSkiller® has officially launched. The launch featured a line-up of distinguished speakers, with Heidi Barclay, CEO SVPH, inaugurating the event.
Read moreMindSkiller® Harnesses the Power of Peer Support in Mental Health Education Through CONNECT
With lengthy wait times to secure appointments with psychiatrists and psychologists, the peer support workforce, made up of those who have lived experience navigating mental illness, has become a powerful but untapped tool in the mental health sector - something that MindSkiller® has wholeheartedly embraced.
Read moreGen Z Consulting Team Helps MindSkiller Improve Young Adult Mental Health Literacy
MindSkiller consults team of Gen Zs, lead by Saul Galambos, to improve user experience and tap into technological developments such as AI and online exercise programs.
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Signs and Symptoms of Depression
Did you know there are three types of depression? Read this blog to find out about the signs and symptoms of different types of depression, which at MindSkiller we call "features".
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