psychology

A Mediterranean diet could ward off dementia

A diet rich in fresh fruit, vegetables, fish, nuts and olive oil is the “best strategy available” to ward off dementia.

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Are you a chocoholic? Your brain could be hard-wired to enjoy it

Do your friends call you a chocoholic? It might not be your fault – your brain may be hardwired to enjoy sweet treats.

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The lifetime burden of bullying

Bullying often has long-term ramifications and can lead to a lifetime of negative effects.

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5 Minutes with Dr Robert Schneider on transcendental meditation

Embraced by more than five million people around the world, transcendental meditation is an effortless, mental technique with wide-ranging health benefits.

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Typhoon Haiyan: “Depression can be as much of a disability as blindness”

As the acute emergency phase following Typhoon Haiyan subsides, the next major hurdle is dealing with the psychological trauma.

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It starts with passion

Psychologist Keith Abraham wants a world full of passionate people & believes our rituals are the key.

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Your rituals can be roadblocks or ramps

By implementing the right rituals, you can get to where you really want to in life, explains author Keith Abraham.

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Men who catch up with mates regularly are healthier

Men who catch up with their mates twice a week are happier and healthier, according to an Oxford University study.

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Navigating boyhood: an interview with Rosalind Wiseman

‘Ringleaders and Sidekicks’ author Rosalind Wiseman shares tips for parents to navigate the perils of ‘boy world’.

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The mind-blowing benefits of walking with women in nature

Walking with women among nature might hold the key to unlocking the cure for anxiety or mental illness.

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Carers at highest risk of mental health problems

Millions of informal carers are at risk of developing health issues, with 37 per cent reporting severe depression.

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Make peace with what you eat

MiNDFOOD’s resident psychologist Mary Grogan looks at a 
thought-provoking way to develop a healthy relationship with food.

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Junk food make men depressed

Middle-aged men whose diets are high in processed foods and sugary drinks are at greater risk of depression.

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Embracing change

Sense a change ahead but not sure whether you’re happy about it? Mary Grogan shares her tips on how to make change work for you.

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World Suicide Prevention Day: Overcoming the Stigma

Today is World Suicide Prevention Day, the theme this year is stigma: a major barrier to suicide prevention.

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Anxiety: A bright side

According to the mental health organisation beyondblue, three million Australians are living with depression or anxiety. With a population of […]

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Free yourself from makeup

Shockingly, more than 90 per cent of women don’t consider themselves beautiful! Would you go makeup free for the day?

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Drinking coffee halves risk of suicide in adults

Drinking three to four cups of coffee a day reduces the risk of suicide by about 50 per cent.

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Children as young as 10 aspire to be thinner

Kids as young as 10 are unhappy with their bodyweight and feel the need to shed some kilos, a UK study has revealed.

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Don’t shiver, be happy

While the darker, cooler, and shorter days make it hard to keep a happy disposition, it’s not all doom and gloom. Here are five tips for staying happy this winter.

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Sibling violence linked to poor mental health in kids

Sibling fights have long been passed off as a natural part of growing up, but one new study finds a serious side to this early form of aggression.

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Rites of passage

Are rites of passage still relevant today? We find out how to navigate the coming of age in the 21st century.

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Procrastination be gone!

It’s time to ‘pull your finger out’! We look at 101 ways to stop wasting time and start living your best life.

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Depression and stroke

In a 12-year Australian study of 10,547 women aged between 47 and 52, researchers from the University of Queensland found […]

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