With national RUOK? Day and World Suicide Prevention Day looming, Griffith University engineering student Ryan McLeod is using family experience to help create greater awareness of an issue that affects everyone
Even the seemingly most exuberant of us still have our dark days. Forty-five year old New Zealand born husband and father of two, Justin Geange is no stranger to depression.
Reducing the high rate of suicide within the construction industry has been the successful outcome for Griffith Masters of Suicidology graduate Jorgen Gullestrup.
A passion for improving mental health in the workplace has been the fuel behind the successful career of Griffith University graduate Ingrid Ozols.
The emerging issue of suicide in Western Pacific countries will be highlighted at a key forum to mark World Suicide...
Discovery Indigenous recipient aims to reduce youth sexual violence and abuse rates in regional population.
In conversation with Kerry O’Brien, Grace explored these complex and personal issues and how they go to the heart of power relations. Listening begets action. This is a conversation not to be missed.
Digital mental health platforms including the use of smartphones and online behaviour analysis could help improve the mental health of athletes especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Background On 1 January 2020 the Human Rights Act 2019 (henceforth ‘the Act’) commenced operation in Queensland, enacting twenty-three human...
This Wednesday 10 October, is World Mental Health Day and, as a leading institution in the field, Griffithhas a range...
