How the Australian Open tennis players are reacting to life in hotel quarantine, what the public thinks of this, and what happens when we put people on a pedestal
By Jill Newby, Associate Professor and MRFF Career Development Fellow, UNSW
As Melbourne opens up from lockdown, some people might feel nervous about socialising or going out again — especially those who were anxious before the pandemic.
By Senior Research Associate, Population Health Sciences, University of Bristol
Research from the UK suggests that during lockdown there might have been an overall reduction in anxiety, and an increase in wellbeing, in some young people
By Louise Stone, General practitioner; Clinical Associate Professor, ANU Medical School, Australian National University
Under Medicare, you can already access ten subsidised sessions per calendar year with a registered psychologist, social worker or occupational therapist.