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Psychiatry

Monographs

Shared Decision Making in the Management of Depression

This article is specifically related to the psychopharmacological management of clinical depression.

Expert/s: Dr Ranjit Menon

Psychiatry

Clinical Articles

Managing suicide risk in General Practice

Managing a patient who is potentially suicidal has to be one of a GP’s most feared and challenging experiences.

Expert/s: Dr Linda Calabresi

Psychiatry

Clinical Articles

Psychedelic Medicine – what does the future hold?

Professor David Castle, Chair Psychiatry St Vincent’s Hospital and University of Melbourne and Board Director Mind Medicine Australia, answers some of the big questions about the re-emerging field of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy in this Q&A.

Expert/s: Prof David Castle

Psychiatry

Clinical Articles

Digital therapy effective for ADHD

It seems like the perfect solution doesn’t it? An effective therapy for children with ADHD that doesn’t involve drugs. Well, according to a randomised controlled trial just published in The Lancet, US researchers may have made an important step towards finding just that.

Expert/s: Dr Linda Calabresi

Psychiatry

Clinical Articles

Eating disorders resource

With the new MBS item number for managing eating disorders, help is far more accessible for patients with this condition.

Expert/s: Dr Linda Calabresi

Psychiatry

Clinical Articles

Mental illness and the NDIS

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) promises a life-changing opportunity for Australians living with disabilities to get the supports they need to engage and participate fully in their communities.

Expert/s: A/Prof Nicola Hancock, A/Prof Jennifer Smith-Merry

Psychiatry

Clinical Articles

Major concerns over Australian study into transgender children

ome very well-respected psychiatrists have raised serious concerns about the ethics and methodology of a new prospective study into transgender children, taking place at Melbourne’s Royal Children’s Hospital Gender Service.

Expert/s: Dr Linda Calabresi

Psychiatry

Clinical Articles

Online PTSD support

Online psychological therapy is becoming increasingly popular, with more options appearing every week it seems. It is particularly a good option for people who have difficulty accessing appropriate psychologists.

Expert/s: Dr Linda Calabresi

Lifestyle, Psychiatry, Public health

Clinical Articles

‘Safety signals’ may help slow down anxiety

A novel form of treatment has been identified for one of the most common mental health issues globally, anxiety. Roughly one in three people will suffer from the condition at some point in their lives, experiencing irrational fear brought on by stressors ranging from spiders to public speaking. Current treatment options are limited. Some medications provide relief, but can also cause side effects. Cognitive behavioural therapy can also be used, typically exposure-based therapies that allow patients to gradually face and overcome their fears. But for a substantial proportion of sufferers, these options are not effective.

Expert/s: Yale University

Neurology, Pharmacology, Psychiatry

Monographs

MDD: Management and Choosing Between Antidepressants

This article discusses a practical, evidence-based approach to the management of Major Depressive Disorder as it is likely to present in the real world setting.

Expert/s: Prof Malcolm Hopwood

Psychiatry

Clinical Articles

Is social media damaging to children and teens? We asked five experts

If you have kids, chances are you’ve worried about their presence on social media. Who are they talking to? What are they posting? Are they being bullied? Do they spend too much time on it? Do they realise their friends’ lives aren’t as good as they look on Instagram? We asked five experts if social media is damaging to children and teens.If you have kids, chances are you’ve worried about their presence on social media. Who are they talking to? What are they posting? Are they being bullied? Do they spend too much time on it? Do they realise their friends’ lives aren’t as good as they look on Instagram? We asked five experts if social media is damaging to children and teens.

Expert/s: Ms Alexandra Hansen

Psychiatry

Clinical Articles

Help for kids with mental illness

Kids Helpline has just launched a new mobile app for teenagers and young people with mental health issues. Called ‘niggle by Kids Helpline’, the new app aims to help young people identify any mental health concern or ‘niggle’. It has been designed to be used in conjunction with Kids Helpline’s existing services or as a stand-alone option for those people who may not have been willing or able to access help through traditional methods. The app provides, for free, hundreds of built-in resource and guided strategies that are all evidence-based.

Expert/s: Dr Linda Calabresi

Psychiatry

Shared Decision Making in the Management of Depression

This article is specifically related to the psychopharmacological management of clinical depression.

Managing suicide risk in General Practice

Managing a patient who is potentially suicidal has to be one of a GP’s most feared and challenging experiences.

Psychedelic Medicine – what does the future hold?

Professor David Castle, Chair Psychiatry St Vincent’s Hospital and University of Melbourne and Board Director Mind Medicine Australia, answers some of the big questions about the re-emerging field of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy in this Q&A.

Digital therapy effective for ADHD

It seems like the perfect solution doesn’t it? An effective therapy for children with ADHD that doesn’t involve drugs. Well, according to a randomised controlled trial just published in The Lancet, US researchers may have made an important step towards finding just that.

Eating disorders resource

With the new MBS item number for managing eating disorders, help is far more accessible for patients with this condition.

Mental illness and the NDIS

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) promises a life-changing opportunity for Australians living with disabilities to get the supports they need to engage and participate fully in their communities.

Major concerns over Australian study into transgender children

ome very well-respected psychiatrists have raised serious concerns about the ethics and methodology of a new prospective study into transgender children, taking place at Melbourne’s Royal Children’s Hospital Gender Service.

Online PTSD support

Online psychological therapy is becoming increasingly popular, with more options appearing every week it seems. It is particularly a good option for people who have difficulty accessing appropriate psychologists.

‘Safety signals’ may help slow down anxiety

MDD: Management and Choosing Between Antidepressants

This article discusses a practical, evidence-based approach to the management of Major Depressive Disorder as it is likely to present in the real world setting.

Is social media damaging to children and teens? We asked five experts

Help for kids with mental illness

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This article is specifically related to the psychopharmacological management of clinical depression.

Managing a patient who is potentially suicidal has to be one of a GP’s most feared and challenging experiences.

Professor David Castle, Chair Psychiatry St Vincent’s Hospital and University of Melbourne and Board Director Mind Medicine Australia, answers some of the big questions about the re-emerging field of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy in this Q&A.

It seems like the perfect solution doesn’t it? An effective therapy for children with ADHD that doesn’t involve drugs. Well, according to a randomised controlled trial just published in The Lancet, US researchers may have made an important step towards finding just that.

With the new MBS item number for managing eating disorders, help is far more accessible for patients with this condition.

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) promises a life-changing opportunity for Australians living with disabilities to get the supports they need to engage and participate fully in their communities.

ome very well-respected psychiatrists have raised serious concerns about the ethics and methodology of a new prospective study into transgender children, taking place at Melbourne’s Royal Children’s Hospital Gender Service.

Online psychological therapy is becoming increasingly popular, with more options appearing every week it seems. It is particularly a good option for people who have difficulty accessing appropriate psychologists.

This article discusses a practical, evidence-based approach to the management of Major Depressive Disorder as it is likely to present in the real world setting.

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