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Prisoner has PTSD but would pose less risk to public in ‘supportive community environment’ than in prison, court told

Post traumatic stress disorder resulting from medical issues is more common than you might think. Here's why it happens and what it looks like.

Prince Harry is opening up about the reasons why he wrote his tell-all memoir “Spare,” revealing how the process of sharing details of his personal life led him to “break free” from his family and how he wants his experience to be of service to others.

Award winning journalist and refugee Zaina Erhaim has condemned messages sent by then health secretary Matt Hancock and Cabinet Secretary Simon Case about quarantine hotels

Veteran Ted Robinson says the isolation, serenity, and a small community in outback Queensland help him find "a bit of peace". Now he's working to give others the same experience.

Over the past 12 months the people of Ukraine have lived through a full-blown Russian invasion, with all the horrors you might expect. Those who lived in conflict zones, have had to flee or witness death and destruction on a massive scale. Many have either witnessed or experienced war crimes…

Experts say psychosocial programmes should be enacted to help survivors cope with trauma and go back to routine life.

Antony McToal joined the Royal Irish Regiment after the events of 9/11

Craig Livesey, 42, was spotted laughing outside court after he was spared jail

'These people are facing death by suicide if they don't get an alternative medication.'

Nurse Kate Goodman is overworked, stressed and has symptoms of PTSD. She's not alone, with a new report finding 60 per cent of NSW nurses are planning to leave the profession.