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Survivors of Covid-19 show increased rate of psychiatric disorders

Survivors of Covid-19 show increased rate of psychiatric disorders

by NAPP Support | Aug 4, 2020 | News

Originally Post The Guardian Research suggests more than half experience PTSD, anxiety, insomnia, depression or compulsive symptoms More than half of people who received hospital treatment for Covid-19 were found to be suffering from a psychiatric disorder a month...
Children and young people seeking and obtaining treatment for gender dysphoria in Australia: Trends by state over time (2014-2019)

Children and young people seeking and obtaining treatment for gender dysphoria in Australia: Trends by state over time (2014-2019)

by NAPP Support | Jul 16, 2020 | News, Reports

This paper is an update of the paper Children and young people seeking and obtaining treatment for gender dysphoria in Australia: Trends by state over time (2014-2019) (Kenny, 2019) presented to the Forum at the NSW Parliament in 2019 covering the years 2014-2018....
The Pandemic, Psychological Defence Mechanisms and the Australian Economy – My Two Bobs Worth

The Pandemic, Psychological Defence Mechanisms and the Australian Economy – My Two Bobs Worth

by NAPP Support | Jun 3, 2020 | News

I suspect the fear generated by massive numbers of deaths from Covid-19 pandemic, and severe illnesses with subsequent malfunction, results in inability to cope with the reality of this pandemic, poor decision making by many national leaders and denial by many of the...
ABS Reports Loneliness as the Biggest Personal Stressor During Covid

ABS Reports Loneliness as the Biggest Personal Stressor During Covid

by NAPP Support | May 18, 2020 | News

The ABS has tallied up what has been stressing us out in the last month โ€“ and unsurprisingly, loneliness tops the list. The Australian Bureau of Statistics, Michelle Marquardt, said women were more impacted then men, with 28% of women reporting feeling lonely,...
Australians are looking for mental health tips as isolation takes toll

Australians are looking for mental health tips as isolation takes toll

by NAPP Support | May 1, 2020 | News

This article was published in the New Daily and they found that more Australians are searching Google for mental health tip to cope with isolation. Here is an excerpt and a link to the original article Australia is six weeks into coronavirus lockdown, and while...
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The National Association of Practising Psychiatrists (NAPP) is an association of Australian psychiatrists and Australianย psychiatric trainees. NAPP is dedicated to the maintenance of quality mental health care for all, and has a proud history of advocating for sensible policy formation.

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