by Duografik | Dec 8, 2021
This guide was developed in partnership with parents who live with a mental illness, their children and supporters. It is designed to help parents think about the relationships in their child’s life and ways to strengthen these to support their child and the...
by Duografik | Dec 8, 2021
This two-page information sheet provides tips on talking with teenagers about their parent’s mental illness.
by Duografik | Dec 8, 2021
BluePages is produced by the National Institute for Mental Health Research at the Australian National University. It provides information for people who are experiencing depression. ‘BluePages is one of a kind – it provides users with the highest quality...
by Duografik | Dec 8, 2021
The Dual Diagnosis resources featured on this page can be accessed by professionals, but also families where there is a diagnosis of mental illness and substance use issues. Used together as a ‘kit’ the resources includes: a booklet for caseworkers,...
by Duografik | Dec 8, 2021
This booklet is for parents living with a mental health problem or mental illness, whose children are aged between 2 and 7 years. It’s also for partners, family and friends. It contains helpful ideas about being the best parent you can when you’re not as...
by Duografik | Dec 8, 2021
Lifeline’s 13 11 14 service is staffed by trained telephone crisis supporters who are ready to take calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from anywhere in Australia. These crisis supporters operate from Lifeline Centres in every State and Territory around...
by Duografik | Dec 8, 2021
Kookaburra Kids supports children 8-17 who live in a family affected by mental illness, by providing FREE camps and other activities that are fun, healthy, positive and safe. This early intervention program has been developed and implemented to achieve the following...
by Duografik | Dec 4, 2012
Talking to teenagers about parental mental illness can help them to make sense of their parent’s behaviour and contribute to their own sense of wellbeing. This fact sheet provides some tips to assist parents to talk with theirteenage children.
by Duografik | Dec 4, 2012
Talking to children about parental mental illness can help them to make sense of their parent’s behaviour andcontribute to their own sense of wellbeing. This fact sheet provides some tips to assist parents to talk with theirchildren.
by Duografik | Dec 4, 2012
Talking with a toddler about parental mental illness can help them to make sense of the illness. This fact sheet provides some tips to help parents to talk with toddlers about it. ‘Whether it’s you or your partner who’s well, unwell or becoming well,...
by Duografik | Dec 4, 2012
Communicating with a baby about parental mental illness can help them make sense of their parent’s behaviour. This fact sheet provides some tips to help parents communicate with their baby about it.
