Living in a regional, rural or remote area

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How to deal with isolation if you live in a rural or remote area

It's common to feel isolated or lonely when you live in a rural or remote town. Dom shares his tips on how to stay connected and overcome these feelings.

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Life lessons from 4 Aussie animals

Aussie animals aren't just adorable, they're also resilient, empathetic, and very savvy. Here's what they have to teach us about life.

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Telehealth and more – getting psychological help online

If you’re from a regional, remote or rural area and you’re looking for professional help, telehealth might be useful.

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Coping during coronavirus (COVID-19)

It's been a stressful time all around the world as we deal with coronavirus and the uncertainty it brings. Here are some resources to help you cope.

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How to deal with financial stress

Dealing with money stress can really suck. But there are things you can do to make it a little easier to get by on not much dosh.

What to do when feeling lonely: 11 helpful tips

Loneliness can strike anyone, anywhere, anytime. You can be in a room crowded with people and still feel alone.

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How Bella managed depression living in a rural town

Bella shares her experience using the internet to cope with depression and anxiety while living in a rural town.

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The insider’s guide to being LGBTQIA+ in rural and remote areas

Being LGBTQIA+ in a rural, remote or regional area can be awesome, but it can also leave you feeling isolated, different and alone. Check out our insider's guide for advice and guidance.

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5 reasons you might be binge drinking

Why you're binge drinking, and how you can help stop.

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How to deal with the stress of bushfires, floods, earthquakes and cyclones

While natural disasters are out of your control, there are things you can do to feel better and to get help.

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What does stress do to the body?

How does stress affect your body? It's normal to feel stressed, but if you always feel this way it can have negative impacts on your mind and body.

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How Brisbane Hustlers helped Gwyn accept himself

Gwyn shares his story of struggling with his sexuality, growing up in Queensland and how Brisbane Hustlers has helped him.

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8 facts about depression

Most of us know that mental health problems aren't trivial issues and that it’s important to get support.

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What to do when it feels like it's all gone wrong

Some days life can be really tough, whether you’re depressed, anxious or just having a really tough time, and it can be hard to know where to turn to get help. Here are some practical steps to take when everything goes wrong.

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