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Working in a mentally healthy workplace

Little things go a long way to support a mentally healthy workplace. When these little things occur regularly it demonstrates to employees that your organisation takes mental health seriously, it also encourages people to engage, buy-in and help create...

Managing stress at work

these days. If your workload is increasing and you can feel the stress rising here are five simple tips to manage workplace stress. Five Tips for Managing Stress 1 - Find the Challenge in a situation If a situation is viewed as difficult, it is...

Leave work early - staying back may be unproductive

employees, resulting in: Lower productivity and lower quality Less concentration and greater safety risks Increased workplace stress, leading to ill-health or compensation claims Feelings of being powerless to change circumstances The feeling that they...

Tips to help you overcome change

Are you currently going through a time of change? A new job, starting university, getting married, buying a house, or living away from home for the first time? This change may be obvious, subtle, unwanted or well-planned. It's possible that you're...

When the going gets tough, we look out for our mates

Originally published in Australasian Drilling - January The true test of a business – its structure, culture, management and employees – is often found when it comes under increased pressure. High workloads, a complex project, or economic uncertainty,...

Anxiety remains my friend, and not my foe.

In SANE's COVID mental health series, Anita talks about living with anxiety. She shares her thoughts on the challenges facing healthcare workers during the pandemic and importance of self care. Anxiety has been my friend in life, and at times, it has...

So what exactly is psychology?

We talk about it casually, and you’ve no doubt seen Hollywood’s take on it – One Flew Over the Cookoo’s Nest, Good Will Hunting, and Silver Linings Playbook to name just a few. But what is psychology? And how does it relate to us? Simply put,...

Bipolar disorder: No two experiences are the same

If you've seen people diagnosed with bipolar disorder on the news, or in a movie, you might have an idea of what bipolar disorder involves. But did you know that there are different types of bipolar disorder, and it affects people in different ways?...

Tania

Tania and her dog Kelsey make a striking pair as they walk every day near their home on the Victorian Surf Coast. Kelsey is a handsome Rottweiler and Tania a tall, fit woman in her 40s. Some days they head for the beach, other days along the banks of...

Charlotte

'I’d originally been diagnosed and treated for depression ten years before, so I knew what was happening, but that didn’t make it any easier to cope with. I knew I needed help, but I didn’t have anyone to ask for help'.

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