When my son was younger, he and I were visiting Italy. Continue reading “Stuck in a Tunnel”
End of Year Overwhelm
By: Valerie Ling
At 7:30pm I was flopped on the bed – spent. My husband walked in and wondered if I was alright? Continue reading “End of Year Overwhelm”
Boxing Day Blah
By: Sheridan Voysey
One of my favourite Christmas artworks is a painting called The Nativity by contemporary artist Brian Kershisnick. Continue reading “Boxing Day Blah”
That Feeling of ‘Meh’-Ness, and 3 Ingredients to Combat It
By: Monica Jacob
Someone asks, ‘How are you?’ and we are implicitly obligated to say, “I’m doing great, thanks!” Continue reading “That Feeling of ‘Meh’-Ness, and 3 Ingredients to Combat It”
10 Signs You Are Burning Out
By: Valerie Ling
Did you know that in the past couple of years, there has been a 60% increase of people in Australia searching the term burnout? Continue reading “10 Signs You Are Burning Out”
The Avatar Effect – And How to Beat it
By: Annette Spurr
It’s no secret. The world is a tumultuous place right now. What with looming wars, wild weather, pandemics, and pestilence, it feels like a new Chapter of Revelation is unveiled on the daily. Continue reading “The Avatar Effect – And How to Beat it”
New Australian Centre Focusing on Women’s Mental Health
By: Amy Cheng
Depression during menopause and debilitating periods are some of the mental health problems unique to women and their hormones and biology, but not a lot is known about them. Continue reading “New Australian Centre Focusing on Women’s Mental Health”
Finding Hope Through Postnatal Depression
By: Georgia Free
Mirette Abraham is an incredible woman – a wife, a mother of two daughters, and an oncologist in training. She spends every day walking with people through the hardest days of their lives. Continue reading “Finding Hope Through Postnatal Depression”
5 Things I Wish People Knew About Mental Health
By: Jessica Halim
Mental health is a buzzword these days. Continue reading “5 Things I Wish People Knew About Mental Health”
“Mental Illness is Not a Sin Issue. I Watched My Husband Run to God in His Pain,” Widow-Turned-Author Kayla Stoecklein
By: Laura Bennett
In 2018, author Kayla Stoecklein’s husband tragically took his own life – shocking the Christian community around the world. Andrew Stoecklein was only 30 years old, a father of three and a well-known US pastor. Christians were uncertain of how to handle suicide happening to such a vibrant faith leader. Continue reading ““Mental Illness is Not a Sin Issue. I Watched My Husband Run to God in His Pain,” Widow-Turned-Author Kayla Stoecklein”