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$130 million to fast track NSW Mental Health Recovery - Vimarsana News

$130 million to fast track NSW Mental Health Recovery

The NSW Government’s economic roadmap has mental health as a top priority with a record $130 million to provide immediate access to help for anyone

'The hardest point in recovery': the long wait for eating disorder treatment | Eating disorders - Vimarsana News

'The hardest point in recovery': the long wait for eating disorder treatment | Eating disorders

Lifestyle changes and Covid anxiety have caused a spike in eating disorders, and services are stretched. New treatment is on its way, but timing is crucial

'I made myself throw up 8000 times' | Queensland Times - Vimarsana News

'I made myself throw up 8000 times' | Queensland Times

Over a million Australians have eating disorders but there has been no specialised facility to treat them – until now.

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'I made myself throw up 8000 times' - Vimarsana News

'I made myself throw up 8000 times'

‘I made myself throw up 8000 times’ Over a million Australians have eating disorders but there has been no specialised facility to treat them – until now. Health by Sue Dunlevy Premium Content Serena Riley remembers vividly the moment her relationship with food changed. Barely 10 years of age and still at primary school, she went on her first diet. "When I was 10 my mum went on a diet using WeightWatchers and so did her peer group and they all went on it with their daughters who were 16, 15, 17 and so I went on it with mum as well," t...

'I made myself throw up 8000 times' | Sunshine Coast Daily - Vimarsana News

'I made myself throw up 8000 times' | Sunshine Coast Daily

Over a million Australians have eating disorders but there has been no specialised facility to treat them – until now.