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Psychosis

Affecting the way the brain perceives and processes information, psychosis can lead to hallucinations and delusional thoughts - a frightening and confusing experience. It can occur for a number of reasons, but it is a state that is often associated with a mental illness.

Suicide prevention

Each year in Australia more than 3,000 people end their lives . This is around 8 people a day - more than the number of people who die on our roads each year. For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people the suicide rates are twice as high, and for young people, it is the leading cause of death.

5 unexpected health problems an eye test can detect

Here are some of the unexpected health problems that Health Partners Optometrist Sam Loughlin says might be identified when you’re sitting in the optometry chair.

Staying healthy this winter

During winter, we may be a lot more tempted to skip our workout routine we maintained in previous months, and instead curl up on the couch and watch some Netflix. While it's good to relax, it's also important to stay active and healthy.

Chicken, chickpea and pumpkin tagine

This chicken, chickpea and pumpkin tagine recipe is quick enough for a week night and packed with nutrition and flavour.

Mushroom and black bean quesadillas with parmesan corn

Cumin and paprika provide a delicious flavour hit to this quesadilla recipe from Sprout Cooking School while the protein, carbohydrates and fibre from nutritious black beans will keep you feeling full for longer.

Strawberry rosewater pepita cheesecakes

Strawberry cheesecake with a twist. A delicious crowd pleaser for your next gathering from our friends at Sprout Health Studio.

Common food myths

Accredited dietician Themis Chryssidis from Sprout helps us bust a few common food myths.

Roast pumpkin pesto pasta

Masterchef finalist Callum Hann and accredited dietitian Themis Chryssidis share the recipe for a quick and delicious pasta dish packed with healthy greens.

What are compounded medicines and when might they be beneficial?

We are all unique, with our own genetic and lifestyle health factors. So, it makes sense that sometimes our medication needs to be adjusted for our individual needs. That’s where compounded medicines come in.