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 New study finds internalised stigma in same-sex couples remains unchanged over seven year period
22 Dec 2025 - New study finds internalised stigma in same-sex couples remains unchanged over seven year period

LGBTQIA+ people continue to experience significantly higher levels of mental ill-health than heterosexua...

 Australian digital mental health solution set for global expansion with $14m funding
15 Dec 2025 - Australian digital mental health solution set for global expansion with $14m funding

Australian research will play a leading role in the international response to youth mental health, with an innovat...

 Why we need to get better at responding to young men’s emotional pain post breakup
11 Dec 2025 - Why we need to get better at responding to young men’s emotional pain post breakup

Breakups are a leading risk factor for suicide in men, and new research from Orygen has explored in depth how soci...

 Over half of Australians exposed to self-harm and suicide-related content on social media
10 Dec 2025 - Over half of Australians exposed to self-harm and suicide-related content on social media

The extent to which Australians are exposed to – and create – social media content about self-harm and...

 As new social media restrictions arrive, we asked #chatsafe experts how to stay safe and connected online
10 Dec 2025 - As new social media restrictions arrive, we asked #chatsafe experts how to stay safe and connected online

As new restrictions on social media access for those under 16 arrive in Australia, we asked Orygen’s

 Gen Z four times more likely to report suicidal thoughts than older generations: new research
01 Dec 2025 - Gen Z four times more likely to report suicidal thoughts than older generations: new research

Young Australians aged 16 to 25 are experiencing suicidal thoughts, self-harm, and suicide attempts at significant...

 New insights into impact of early puberty on girls’ brains and mental health
27 Nov 2025 - New insights into impact of early puberty on girls’ brains and mental health

Girls who go through puberty earlier may be at greater risk of developing mental health conditions, with a new stu...

 MOST expands to offer free, easy-access therapy Australia-wide
12 Nov 2025 - MOST expands to offer free, easy-access therapy Australia-wide

All young people in Australia aged 15-25 can now access free, personalised mental health support thanks to the nat...

 Celebrating 20 years of Individual Placement and Support (IPS) helping young people reach their full potential
29 Oct 2025 - Celebrating 20 years of Individual Placement and Support (IPS) helping young people reach their full potential

For young people recovering from mental ill-health, access to tailored career and education support can be life-ch...

  How parenting can change the adolescent brain and improve mental health: new research
28 Oct 2025 - How parenting can change the adolescent brain and improve mental health: new research

A world-first Australian study has shown helping parents to better recognise and respond to emotions in themselves...

 Milestone: 20,000 young people supported through digital mental health service MOST
17 Oct 2025 - Milestone: 20,000 young people supported through digital mental health service MOST

In an overstretched mental health system, over 20,000 young Australians have now been supported by Read More >

 New research reveals the impact parents can have on young people’s sleep quality
07 Oct 2025 - New research reveals the impact parents can have on young people’s sleep quality

The quality of young people’s sleep can be significantly improved by certain behaviours in their parents, ne...