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Why youth mental illness is increasing: This is not the 'snowflake generation' - Vimarsana News

Why youth mental illness is increasing: This is not the 'snowflake generation'

Today’s young people are facing challenges unimagined by previous generations. But amid their anxiety is a resilience that’s far too often overlooked.

Barty's exit, like her game, full of humility and grace - Vimarsana News

Barty's exit, like her game, full of humility and grace

Such wisdom for Ash to go while the going is good and give herself time to bask in the sun of her achievements. A pity some of her wisdom does not rub off on our pollies who are looking ever more grimaced and desperate as they look to the next election.

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Patrick McGorry | The Sydney Morning Herald - Vimarsana News

Patrick McGorry | The Sydney Morning Herald

Professor Patrick McGorry is executive director of Orygen, the centre for youth mental health at the University of Melbourne, and a former Australian of the year.

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Young people's mental health crisis must be addressed - Vimarsana News

Young people's mental health crisis must be addressed

More and more children and young adults are turning up in hospital emergency departments with urgent problems linked to deteriorating mental health.

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Australian youth mental health in crisis: A quarter of young people have thought about suicide - Vimarsana News

Australian youth mental health in crisis: A quarter of young people have thought about suicide

An exclusive survey reveals 82 per cent of young Australians have experienced mental health issues during the COVID-19 pandemic, with one in four having suicidal thoughts.