Constantly over-thinking your love life? It could be relationship OCD

Here’s how to tell if you are experiencing ROCD,according to experts.

  • Abby Seaman

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Melissa Hoyer and her dog,Scout. Burglars “take the quiet assumption that you’re safe while you sleep”.

Gen Zs are choosing JOMO over FOMO. I think they’re onto something

There’s a quiet,very confident counter-movement happening in living rooms and on sofas everywhere. And I’m all in.

  • Melissa Hoyer
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The secret list of banned hospital patients that’s endangering paramedics

“Not welcome lists” are leaving unwitting paramedics unloading violent or aggressive patients at hospital emergency departments for care,only to be turned away.

  • Grant McArthur andKieran Rooney
How to make friends in midlife if you’re male.

Is the male loneliness epidemic real? The answer may surprise you

The unique health challenges of boys and men are worthy of attention from governments. But we need to be careful to get the facts straight,so we know exactly what we are dealing with.

  • Jacqueline Maley
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‘Something is working’:Why Australia has reached a turning point for youth mental health

One cohort of young people was significantly lonelier than its peers – but almost twice as likely to seek help.

  • Rachel Rasker
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Writers air their anxieties at community centre’s literary festival

Sonya Voumard knows well the crippling feelings of paralysis known as writer’s block. But the cause of her anxiety runs much deeper.

  • Helen Pitt
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Rebekah Beddoe says her experience taking medications designed to remove mental anguish was “literally hell on earth”.

Five million Australians are on mental health medication. Rebekah is among those asking why

A group of clinicians and former patients is questioning why so many people are on long-term medications for distress they believe could be better supported in other ways.

  • Wendy Tuohy

Do you have an emotionally immature parent?

Dismissive,self-centred and ruled by their emotions,these parents are in the spotlight now that their kids are adults and can recognise concerning patterns from their childhood.

  • Abby Seaman
There are many health benefits to finding it within yourself to forgive someone.

How the ‘empty chair technique’ helped Steve forgive his dead mother

Here’s how to let go of grudges – and why it could be good for your health.

  • Ariana Eunjung Cha
Voss and Hollands (centre) leave the MCG after the loss to Collingwood on April 16.

How Carlton are defending their handling of Elijah Hollands

The Blues say they didn’t break any rules and are standing by the medical team that assessed Elijah Hollands on the night he took the field against Collingwood.

  • Jake Niall