The first step of dementia is often misinformation
While dementia is real, the proliferation of misinformation online often magnifies symptoms that may not exist.
I’m addicted to validation…and so are you
There’s an opiate we’re all hopelessly addicted to. Validation powers our trials, endeavours and every day lives. If I have this problem, you do too.
My therapist marginalised my climate anxiety, so I quit therapy
My therapist’s approach to anxiety is to help me accept things the way they are, instead of letting them stress me out. That doesn’t transfer to today.
Work-life balance is a tightrope – here’s how to cross it
Work-life balance is a precarious tightrope to walk. Compared to most of my friends, however, my tip-toed path in achieving it has operated in reverse.
NSW premier flatly refuses pill testing, despite the recommendations of the state coroner
After yet another overdose, pill testing must now be seriously considered. Forget the media angles, or the political rhetoric, it works. Simple as that.
Outrage culture: Can you really get change from your two cents?
The concept of outrage culture has firmly taken root, but can positives be wrung from it or has the argument just got louder?