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Mental health

Podcasts

Eating disorders: Practical tips and tools for GPs

GP Dr Karen Spielman and Clinical Psychologist and Lived Experience Advocate Pheobe Ho joins host Dr Rebecca Overton to explore practical, GP friendly approaches to identifying and assessing eating disorders.

Mental health, Women's health

Podcasts

Recognising autism in women and girls

Jenna Ward-Hawkes explores the presentation of autism in women and girls, unpacking subtle clinical clues and the hidden cost of coping that standard assessments often miss.

Expert/s: Jenna Ward-Hawkes

Mental health, Paediatrics

Clinical Articles

Kids on social media more than two hours a day at higher risk of mental illness

What can social media habits reveal about a young person's mental health trajectory?

Expert/s: Healthed

Mental health

Podcasts

GP burnout, medico-legal fear and suicide prevention

Dr Matthew Coleshill and Dr Katherine Petrie from the Black Dog Institute join host Dr Rebecca Overton to discuss the pressures facing GPs and evidence-based strategies to support wellbeing.

Expert/s: Dr Matthew Coleshill, Dr Katherine Petrie

Geriatric medicine, Mental health

Podcasts

Loneliness, depression and suicide risk in older adults

Psychiatrist Dr Samuel Ryder speaks with host and GP Dr Marita Long about how to recognise and manage loneliness, depression, anxiety, and suicide risk in older adults.

Expert/s: Dr Samuel Ryder

Mental health

Podcasts

Suicide prevention in neurodivergent patients

Clinical Psychologist Prof Tony Attwood joins host GP Dr Rebecca Overton to discuss how to recognise and respond to suicide risk in autistic and other neurodivergent patients.

Expert/s: Prof Tony Attwood

Mental health, Paediatrics

Podcasts

Suicide prevention in young people

Psychiatrist Dr Chris Wever and Psychologist Andrew Fuller unpack the nuances of managing suicide risk in adolescents, including those who are neurodivergent or questioning their gender.

Expert/s: Dr Chris Wever, Andrew Fuller

Mental health

Podcasts

Suicide prevention in the LGBTQIA+ community

GP Dr Ryan Williams and host Dr Charlotte Hespe unpack how everyday moments can either compound distress for LGBTQIA+ patients or become powerful points of prevention.

Expert/s: Dr Ryan Williams

Mental health

Clinical Articles

The more we talk about trauma, the more it means

Although it occupies the cultural spotlight, its meaning has never been hazier. Can we bring it into focus?

Expert/s: Healthed

Mental health, Women's health

Clinical Articles

Brain fog in perimenopause

It's a common complaint, but what is it really, and how can we manage it?

Expert/s: Ruby Prosser Scully

Mental health, Women's health

Podcasts

Suicide risk in the perinatal period and perimenopause

Psychiatrists Dr Lyndall White and Dr Susan Roberts join host GP Dr Rebecca Overton to speak about suicide risk during the perinatal period and perimenopause.

Expert/s: Dr Lyndall White, Dr Susan Roberts

Mental health

Podcasts

Suicide safety planning: Real-world strategies

Lachlan Fieldhouse and Tim Fisk join host Dr Charlotte Hespe to discuss the safety planning and ongoing management of suicidal risk in Australian primary care.

Expert/s: Dr Lachlan Fieldhouse, Tim Fisk

Mental health

Eating disorders: Practical tips and tools for GPs

GP Dr Karen Spielman and Clinical Psychologist and Lived Experience Advocate Pheobe Ho joins host Dr Rebecca Overton to explore practical, GP friendly approaches to identifying and assessing eating disorders.

Recognising autism in women and girls

Jenna Ward-Hawkes explores the presentation of autism in women and girls, unpacking subtle clinical clues and the hidden cost of coping that standard assessments often miss.

Kids on social media more than two hours a day at higher risk of mental illness

What can social media habits reveal about a young person's mental health trajectory?

GP burnout, medico-legal fear and suicide prevention

Dr Matthew Coleshill and Dr Katherine Petrie from the Black Dog Institute join host Dr Rebecca Overton to discuss the pressures facing GPs and evidence-based strategies to support wellbeing.

Loneliness, depression and suicide risk in older adults

Psychiatrist Dr Samuel Ryder speaks with host and GP Dr Marita Long about how to recognise and manage loneliness, depression, anxiety, and suicide risk in older adults.

Suicide prevention in neurodivergent patients

Clinical Psychologist Prof Tony Attwood joins host GP Dr Rebecca Overton to discuss how to recognise and respond to suicide risk in autistic and other neurodivergent patients.

Suicide prevention in young people

Psychiatrist Dr Chris Wever and Psychologist Andrew Fuller unpack the nuances of managing suicide risk in adolescents, including those who are neurodivergent or questioning their gender.

Suicide prevention in the LGBTQIA+ community

GP Dr Ryan Williams and host Dr Charlotte Hespe unpack how everyday moments can either compound distress for LGBTQIA+ patients or become powerful points of prevention.

The more we talk about trauma, the more it means

Although it occupies the cultural spotlight, its meaning has never been hazier. Can we bring it into focus?

Brain fog in perimenopause

It's a common complaint, but what is it really, and how can we manage it?

Suicide risk in the perinatal period and perimenopause

Psychiatrists Dr Lyndall White and Dr Susan Roberts join host GP Dr Rebecca Overton to speak about suicide risk during the perinatal period and perimenopause.

Suicide safety planning: Real-world strategies

Lachlan Fieldhouse and Tim Fisk join host Dr Charlotte Hespe to discuss the safety planning and ongoing management of suicidal risk in Australian primary care.

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New Brain Health Guidelines – What GPs Can Do

Tuesday 4th August, 7pm - 9pm AEST

Speaker

Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey

Psychologist; Director, UNSW Ageing Futures Institute; ARC Laureate Fellow; Senior Principal Research Scientist, NeuRA

Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey translates the WHO's updated 2026 dementia risk-reduction guidelines changes into concrete actions for opportunistic risk assessment and targeted advice in everyday general practice.

Mental health

GP Dr Karen Spielman and Clinical Psychologist and Lived Experience Advocate Pheobe Ho joins host Dr Rebecca Overton to explore practical, GP friendly approaches to identifying and assessing eating disorders.

Jenna Ward-Hawkes explores the presentation of autism in women and girls, unpacking subtle clinical clues and the hidden cost of coping that standard assessments often miss.

What can social media habits reveal about a young person's mental health trajectory?

Dr Matthew Coleshill and Dr Katherine Petrie from the Black Dog Institute join host Dr Rebecca Overton to discuss the pressures facing GPs and evidence-based strategies to support wellbeing.

Psychiatrist Dr Samuel Ryder speaks with host and GP Dr Marita Long about how to recognise and manage loneliness, depression, anxiety, and suicide risk in older adults.

Clinical Psychologist Prof Tony Attwood joins host GP Dr Rebecca Overton to discuss how to recognise and respond to suicide risk in autistic and other neurodivergent patients.

Psychiatrist Dr Chris Wever and Psychologist Andrew Fuller unpack the nuances of managing suicide risk in adolescents, including those who are neurodivergent or questioning their gender.

GP Dr Ryan Williams and host Dr Charlotte Hespe unpack how everyday moments can either compound distress for LGBTQIA+ patients or become powerful points of prevention.

Although it occupies the cultural spotlight, its meaning has never been hazier. Can we bring it into focus?

It's a common complaint, but what is it really, and how can we manage it?

Psychiatrists Dr Lyndall White and Dr Susan Roberts join host GP Dr Rebecca Overton to speak about suicide risk during the perinatal period and perimenopause.

Lachlan Fieldhouse and Tim Fisk join host Dr Charlotte Hespe to discuss the safety planning and ongoing management of suicidal risk in Australian primary care.

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New Brain Health Guidelines – What GPs Can Do

Tuesday 4th August, 7pm - 9pm AEST

Speaker

Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey

Psychologist; Director, UNSW Ageing Futures Institute; ARC Laureate Fellow; Senior Principal Research Scientist, NeuRA

Scientia Prof Kaarin Anstey translates the WHO's updated 2026 dementia risk-reduction guidelines changes into concrete actions for opportunistic risk assessment and targeted advice in everyday general practice.