Expert guidance, self-help hacks and real-life stories to help you improve your mental wellbeing.
Nike and NASA are using this breathing method—here’s why you should too
Kurtis Lee Thomas is leading a performance-driven wellness movement with Breathwork Detox—a powerful technique shown to support mental and emotional well-being by reducing stress and overwhelm in just one session. How breathwork is transforming men's mental health...
Doomscrolling is quietly rewiring your brain – here’s how to break the habit for good
Your brain is being hijacked – neuroscientist TJ Power explains how to take back control
How Brodie Grundy locks in at the end of a long season
The Sydney Swans’ season may be all but over, but Brodie Grundy is still giving 100 per cent every week
An entertainment journalist on the dangerous mindset behind a 3am drunk dial
Entertainment journalist Jonathon Moran has led a wild life, reporting on the lives of the rich, famous and the notorious.Now, he's putting himself under the microscope with a tell-all memoir Mental As Anyone, written with Dr Jodie Lowinger, that traces his own...
“I have reasons, you have excuses”: the thinking trap that’s destroying your relationships
YOU’VE GOT GUESTS coming over so you're getting things tidied up around the house when you come upon the overflowing recycling bin, and you distinctly recall asking your partner to empty that yesterday, and now there's a Jenga-style crash of jam jars and plastic...
How the death of a friend prompted Gus Worland to take action on men’s mental health
“LOL, YOU LOVE me? You been hacked?” I quickly explained to my brother that no, I hadn’t been hacked. And that my text was truthful, though, I hastened to add, that while unsolicited, it wasn’t completely spontaneous. It was the work of one Gus Worland. For those of...
Roses to reality: Dr Matt Agnew reveals why prioritising his mental health has been crucial in his business journey
The trajectory of my career has certainly been unexpected. From the structured world of astrophysics, to the whirlwind of reality TV as The Bachelor, and now, as a sole trader, my journey has been a masterclass in adaptability and resilience. While the public may have...
Why I Mo: Josh Cowan and Run For Rob
We sat down with the leader of ‘Run For Rob’ to find out the story behind one of Movember’s most successful fundraising teams
5 ways to support a loved one suffering from mental health concerns
Worried your partner is struggling to cope with stress and anxiety? A clinical psychologist breaks down how you can navigate the tricky subject of supporting a loved one suffering from mental ill-health
Embracing Counselling in the Digital Age
A look into the impact of the digital world.
Are you addicted to stress? The hidden dangers of high-performance lifestyles
Stress is both inevitable and necessary to high performance. But what happens if you start to crave a cortisol spike?
Osher Günsberg on saunas and the power of self-talk
From the sweaty distress of a sauna to the lung-busting pain of a HIIT workout, overcoming testing situations can come down to the way you talk to yourself
New research shows the mental health benefits of booking a holiday
It should come as no surprise that some quality R&R on a holiday is good for your mental health. But according to new research, simply booking one will also do the trick
What if we’re thinking about willpower all wrong?
As science uncovers more about the true driving forces behind our appetites and urges, a new theory has emerged: what if ‘willpower’ doesn’t actually exist at all?
Therapists explain the surprising depression symptoms for men
It's important not to ignore these signs.
Manoj Dias on sowing the seeds of softness
An unexpected lesson in masculinity – through gardening
Osher Günsberg on coming to grips with what you can actually control in life
The key to managing your mental health in rocky times could be to look at what you have influence over and what you don’t
10 signs you’re dealing with a sociopath, according to therapists
Look carefully, because not all of them are obvious
Osher Günsberg on why you need a mental map
If you ignore the signs of stress and anxiety, you can find yourself lost in a psychological wilderness. But with the right navigational tools in your mental backpack, you can find your way back to safety