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Article.Families.Mental Health
Whether it’s a romantic partner, friend, or family member, these small tips can go a long way in helping you feel more connected and in tune with the people you care about.
Article.Couples.Domestic Violence
"Now I’ve learned that even if things seem okay most of the time, what happens in the 10 percent can be deeply painful and cause long-lasting harm."
Article.Individuals.Mental Health
If you’re worried someone you love is experiencing domestic and family violence, it can be incredibly challenging to know how to handle it. Should you say something to them? How do you bring it up?
"While I deeply wish she was still with us, in some ways, she has taught me a lesson I really, really needed to learn as a mum."
Article.Families.Parenting.Disability
While Karl was initially referred to a counsellor for six sessions as a carer, he began to reflect on the traumas he’d endured over his life.
Financial abuse is an insidious form of domestic and family violence that can be hard to spot.
One in five Australians is disabled, yet despite how common it is, it can be hard to be disabled and navigate relationships, from your friends to family members, colleagues, or romantic relationships.
Article.Families.Parenting
As a clinical psychologist and CEO of Relationships Australia NSW, I’ve witnessed the profound impact that conflict can have on our lives.
The teen years can be an emotional rollercoaster, filled with unpredictable highs and lows.
"Looking after our own mental health fuels our ability to meet our family’s needs."
Article.Individuals.Work + Money
#4: It’s normal to run low on empathy – just be aware
Article.Individuals.Parenting
Feeling shy, or having a shy personality, is not the same as experiencing social anxiety.
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