How incarceration turned a silent prisoner into a voice for reform
Damien Linnane’s descent into the belly of the justice system wouldn’t just be a punishment; it would be the catalyst for a transformation.
Damien Linnane’s descent into the belly of the justice system wouldn’t just be a punishment; it would be the catalyst for a transformation.
Is the NSW youth justice system failing young people and those who care for them? We examine its current state and possible reforms.
As legislative and cultural shifts reshape the profession, legal workplaces are taking stronger steps to protect staff from vicarious trauma.
The badge of honour that comes with racking up long hours on very little sleep must become a thing of the past.
Guilty of letting friendships slide? An emerging body of research reveals loneliness is a bigger threat to health than smoking or being overweight.
Mitch Wallis is a social entrepreneur and founder of the viral online mental health movement Heart on My Sleeve. He speaks to LSJ in the lead-up…
Australia’s iconic “slip, slop, slap” TV campaign has engrained in us the importance of shielding our skin from the sun’s harmful rays for more than…
It’s time to stop working through lunch, because one of the best things you can do for your health and productivity is take a break.
The use of smartphone apps to treat mental health conditions like depression and anxiety is on the rise, but how do they stack up clinically?
The Federal Court hosted the inaugural Minds Court lecture on mental health in the legal profession on 12 November, with two inspiring speakers sharing their stories.
Harvard Law graduate and former US Public Defender Ayelet Waldman may be the last person you would expect to be using acid.
A study of 1.2 million people has revealed the number one exercise for improving mental health.