Websters dictionary describes the word passion as : '...a strong feeling of enthusiasm or excitement or one that causes you to act in a dangerous way' A leading international Philosopher and… More
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Counterpoint 17 Oct 2016
All In The Mind 16 Oct 2016
How many times a day do you check Facebook, Twitter or your favourite social media app? You may have a love-hate relationship with social media, but you cant deny that its compelling, its ev… More
All In The Mind 9 Oct 2016
The story of an Irish design engineer in his mid-fifties who suffers from an extreme form of bipolar disorder, which was diagnosed in his early twenties. The story charts his relationship wi… More
Health Report 26 Sep 2016
Indigenous Australians face a disease burden that it is more than twice that of non-indigenous Australians, according to the Australian Burden of Disease Study which looks at illness and dea… More
Counterpoint 1 Aug 2016
Websters dictionary describes the word passion as : '...a strong feeling of enthusiasm or excitement or one that causes you to act in a dangerous way' A leading international Philosopher and… More
All In The Mind 24 Jul 2016
In the ancient world mental disturbance was explained in religious terms, and by the possession of evil spirits. A more scientific understanding of insanity began to emerge in the middle age… More
Health Report 11 Jul 2016
Dana Dirr, trauma surgeon, and mother of eleven, was hit by a drunk driver on Mother's Day. She was pregnant at the time. Doctors managed to save her baby, but Dana passed away at the hospit… More
All In The Mind 26 Jun 2016
Auditory hallucinations can be frightening and confusing. Apart from being associated with drug use, these hallucinationssuch as voice hearingwere thought to only occur for people with schiz… More
Counterpoint 13 Jun 2016
It was once called 'shell shock' many Australian men and women suffered from it after the 1st and 2nd World Wars. Now known as PTSDPost Traumatic Stress Disorder, it's been around for a long… More
All In The Mind 29 May 2016
Its estimated that nine percent of the Australian population has an eating disorder. Many of these people are also anxious and depressed. Eating disorders have the highest mortality rate of … More
