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The hidden reasons working mothers use alcohol to cope

“It’s about the double jobs that many women do”: Mothers told researchers they struggled to meet expectations at work and home in the evening, which is when alcohol kicked in as a stress-relieving tool.

South australiaJayashri kulkarniMaree patsourasCarly doberKathryn elliottLatrobe university centre for alcoholMonash universityAustralian association of psychologists incLatrobe university centreAustralian associationPsychologists inc

Health minister tells Australians to ring around to find GPs who bulk bill | Medicare Australia

Mark Butler says doctors look to have made a ‘significant return to bulk billing’ but patients should ‘vote with your feet’ if their clinic doesn’t

Australian capital territoryMark butlerCarly dobeAustralian psychology societyRoyal australian collegeAustralian association of psychologists incGeneral practitionersAustralian associationPsychologists incBetter access

Psychologists renew demand for doubling of Medicare-subsidised sessions

Peak body also campaigning for a reduction in the growing gap fee, as the cost-of-living crisis puts increases financial strain

Mark butlerCarly doberZena burgessAustralian institute of healthAustralian psychology societyAustralian association of psychologists incAustralian associationPsychologists incAustralian instituteNew south walesBetter access

Australians turning to virtual therapy for mental health treatment

A recent study by the Australian Bureau of Statistics found 3.4 million Australians sought help for their m.

New south walesAndrew wilsonChris gimpelCarly doberAustralian association of psychologists incAustralian bureau of statisticsAmplar healthAustralian bureauAustralian associationPsychologists incGroup chief medical officerFederal governmentClean slate

Road safety in Melbourne: Deaths on the rise as drivers become more distracted and aggressive, causing alarm among road cyclists and pedestrians

Road deaths are at a 15-year-high and researchers think stress could be causing people to drive in ‘angry goggles’.

South australiaMark stevensonJohn williamsCarly doberGlenn jessopAmanda stephensAlison mccormackSam lynchTracey slatterJoe armaoLuke adkinsRory dicksonBicycle networkMonash university accident research centreUniversity of melbourneAccident commission

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