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In any 6 month period, 850,000 people will experience a major depressive illness in Australia (ABS, 2004)
Perinatal Health is dedicated to helping women and their partners/families who may be experiencing emotional difficulties and challenges during pregnancy or after the birth of their baby.
One in five Australians will experience a mental illness.
The term "anxiety disorders" describes a number of specific conditions, each of which is characterised by high levels of arousal, discomfort and the fear that something might go wrong.
Bipolar Mood Disorder is the new name for Manic Depressive Illness. In Australia, approximately two out of every hundred people are affected.
Schizophrenia is an illness that makes it difficult for a person to decide what is real and what is not real.
Depression can be mild, moderate or severe.
It is important that you get help from a doctor, clinical psychologist or psychiatrist.
There are many different things you might be able to do if you are being bullied.
Bullying usually involves one or more people teasing, being violent towards or harassing somebody on an ongoing basis.
You may want to think through your situation yourself before you decide whether to talk to someone else about it.
Self-harm is when people deliberately inflict physical harm on themselves.
The following listings provide a range of counselling + support services