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Stories & Perspectives
Naming coercive control as psychological homicide validates survivors and reframes severe psychological abuse as prosecutable harm to foster healing and well-being.
Daniel Ryan Cotler · 14 October 2026
Stories & Perspectives
Recognising that anxiety can persist even when life is going well allows high-functioning individuals to seek early support.
Coslyn Selby · 14 October 2026
Stories & Perspectives
A reclusive life can bring peace and contentment, while understanding the difference between solitude and loneliness supports better mental health.
Kate Taylor · 08 October 2026
Stories & Perspectives
Replacing what the evening drink does matters more than counting sober days, and dependent drinkers need medical advice.
Craig Bilton · 03 October 2026
Special Needs
Study finds many children with ADHD struggle with emotions, but tailored family and school support can help.
Psychreg News Team · 22 August 2026
Health
Most paediatric ICU nurses report high burnout and trauma, with stronger social support offering meaningful protection against compassion fatigue.
Psychreg News Team · 18 August 2026
Clinical Psychology
An intensive outpatient programme offers structured, practical support that fits your routine, building confidence and long term recovery skills.
Adam Mulligan · 14 August 2026
Stories & Perspectives
Youth recovery depends on a steady parent, so caregiver support belongs in clinical care, schools, and public policy.
Karina L. Weinstein · 11 August 2026
Mental Health
When statutory services fall short, communities fund the gap themselves.
Dr Shital Sharma · 05 August 2026
Relationships
Respite stays in British Columbia give family carers temporary support as dementia care needs grow across stages.
Adam Mulligan · 02 August 2026
Clinical Psychology
Being everyone's helper can make asking for support feel selfish yet you stay strong when you let others help too.
Amelia Hart · 28 July 2026
Relationships
Learn what to expect during your first home nursing visit, from patient assessment and medicine support to daily care and family communication.
Amelia Hart · 26 July 2026
Relationships
A private carer can keep an older relative at home if families vet skills, trust and personal fit.
Adam Mulligan · 25 July 2026
Stories & Perspectives
Proactively develop mental fitness skills now to prevent crises rather than waiting until mental health problems overwhelm you.
Dr Nigel MacLennan · 24 July 2026
Business
Learn how professional guidance can support emotional health by helping people manage stress, understand emotions, build coping skills, and improve well-being.
Robert Haynes · 21 July 2026