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Cuts to subsidised psychology sessions causing clients to 'ration' care, health workers warn

Health professionals and emergency services groups warn patients skipping psychology sessions will end up in the emergency department, urging the health minister to restore funding.

ABC News

Dread, exhaustion and rising helplessness: inside the burnout among Australia’s psychologists

The fallout from the pandemic-fuelled mental health epidemic on the people tasked with helping the rest of us is widespread, and growing

The Guardian - AU

River City actress hopes hard-hitting rape storyline will encourage victims to speak out

Jacqueline Leonard, who plays Lydia Murdoch, said the storyline which airs tonight prompted serious talks with their daughter who is at university studying psychology.

Daily Record

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The complex psychology behind keeping Californians safe in a megastorm

Despite desperate pleas from California Gov. Gavin Newsom about the dangers of extreme weather, and weeks of advance warnings from meteorologists, the relentless series of storms drenching California has already claimed more lives than the death toll from the past two years of wildfires.

Tribune News Service

Why are we addicted to junk food?

Corporations have spent years perfecting the sinister science of making you crave their processed food

Salon

The minister and trauma psychologist bridging the worlds of spirituality and psychology

LOS ANGELES — The men's choir had just brought down the house with the gospel classic "Miracle Worker" when Thema Bryant danced up to the lectern at First AME Church in South L.A.

Los Angeles Times

The MI6 and MI5 jobs currently available – including those in Manchester

James Bond’s employer is looking to fill a variety of job roles across the country in a broad range of departments

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The Bachelors Recap: Is Jed Possessed By A Fuckboy Demon Or Does He Just Hugely Suck?

The ego on this man.

Pedestrian.tv

This neuroscientist taught brain cells to play Pong — and shifted how we view human intelligence forever

In 2022, Brett Kagan and his colleagues published a paper that took the world by storm: Lab-grown brain cells in a dish learned to play the computer game Pong.

Inverse

Tragedy as five-year-old girl dies suddenly with school pupils offered support

Pupils at St Ninian's Primary School are to be offered educational psychology support following the death of a five-year-old girl who recently joined the school.

Glasgow Live

Living with Children: Connect son with person you both trust

Q: Our 15-year-old son has pronounced mental health issues. He deals with multiple anxieties and depression, and he is painfully shy. You seem to believe that psychological therapy is of questionable value and even sometimes counterproductive when the patient is a child or teen. If that is true, we are…

Tribune News Service

Now that the Medicare psychologist sessions have been cut, I worry about my clients

If we handled cardiac issues the same way, we would turn away someone with high cholesterol and tell them to return once they’d had a heart attack

The Guardian - AU

Labor MP hits out at psych appointment cut

Labor backbencher Josh Burns has come out against a government decision to halve the number of subsidised psychology appointments.

AAP

Psychology subsidy cuts are beyond belief

Email letters@newcastleherald.com.au or send a text message to 0427 154 176 (include name and suburb).

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Anxiety for patients, anger for clinicians as subsidised psychology visits cut by half

Vulnerable Australians “scared” and “betrayed” after Albanese government announced it would halve subsidised psychology appointments.

The Conversation

Seeing a psychologist on Medicare? Soon you'll be back to 10 sessions. But we know that's not often enough

From January 1 the number of psychology sessions covered by Medicare will be reduced to ten per year, down from the 20 the government has been subsidising during the pandemic.

ABC News

Government criticised for cutting cheaper mental health sessions despite review saying they should continue

The health minister points to an independent evaluation of COVID-era psychology sessions to justify cutting the program — but that report actually recommended keeping the sessions.

AAP

Subsidised psychology visits to be halved

The government is halving the number of Medicare-subsidised psychology appointments from the end of the year, following a review of the scheme.

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The Independent UK

Harry Kane ‘very, very low’ after World Cup penalty miss, says England manager Gareth Southgate

The Conversation

New study reveals gender bias in sport research. It's yet another hurdle to progress in women’s sport

Throughout history, sports have been guilty of prioritising certain groups at the exclusion of others. There has been a pervasive idea that being an athlete requires the demonstration of traditionally masculine traits. Any individual not doing so was, and often still is, susceptible to being harassed, sidelined, or ostracised.

Daily Mirror

Psychologist explains how to speak to children about the cost of living this Christmas

Dr Emma Hepburn, aka 'the psychology mum', has advised how parents can speak to children about the cost of living crisis amid all the pressures and expectations of the festive season

The Guardian - UK

China’s Covid policy didn’t have to end in riot and protest. This is why it did

The government faces the rapid spread of public anger centred on a galvanising tragedy, says professor of psychology Stephen Reicher

Irish Mirror

Sending Christmas cards 'associated with lower symptoms of depression', new Irish research finds

The research, led by Professor Stephen Gallagher, director of the Study of Anxiety Stress and Health Lab at UL, has just been published in the journal Cogent Psychology.

The Conversation

Living with MND: how a form of 'acceptance therapy' is helping me make one difficult choice at a time

As a new drug offers a glimmer of hope for a small percentage of people with motor neurone disease, Professor of Psychology Eva Sundin offers an extraordinary insight into what it is like to be diagnosed with this frightening condition – and how a form of psychological therapy is helping…

The Conversation

Attachment theory: what people get wrong about pop psychology’s latest trend for explaining relationships

Attachment theory is almost everywhere. In magazines and books, in the news, on social media and in our conversations with each other.

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