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40 years ago, Durie first presented the Whare Tapa Whā Māori wellbeing model.
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Psychiatrists say disruption could cause some patients to suffer relapse of psychosis.
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Tā Mason Durie reflects on advances in Māori Health over the past four decades
"We must adjust to this new landscape and prepare for the next 40 years.”
What scientists know about the Kiwi psychopaths living among us
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Editorial: Tragedy of brain injury is a reminder of rugby’s brutal reality
Death of former Blues halfback could have far-reaching impact for national game
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NZ's ‘worst drink driver’ back in court yet again
He's killed four people in two crashes, and promises he will never drive again.
Wooller whānau searches for answers to daughter's rare disorder
The family adapt their lives to support their daughter Indie.
'I'd seen what it does when it swallows someone whole and spits them out'
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After 11 failed rounds of IVF only one thing saved me from the depths of despair
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Strategies to help when your job is stressing you out
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Troubled tenant stabbed landlord multiple times before locking herself in her room
'She violently attacked her landlords, who had twice welcomed her into their home.'
How can we prevent our brains from overheating?
Mental workload remains difficult to define and study in real-life situations.
'She lost hope': Young woman took her life after 10 years in state care
Esther Osborne was let down by 'systemic failings' at Porirua secure unit, says coroner.
Should people with mental illness qualify for assisted death?
Assessment can be more difficult when mental illness is the main source of suffering.
Minister for Mental Health visits 'innovative' Whanganui
He wants to get money out of Wellington and "into the grassroots and front line”.
Waikato author releases woman’s guide to ADHD
The book is based on her own experiences paired with research studies.
'Label of the moment': Are too many of us being diagnosed with ADHD?
Times: As awareness of the condition booms, some experts are sounding the alarm bell.
Report reveals countries with best mental wellbeing. Where does NZ rank?
The top countries all have three things in common, researchers state.
Four reasons why working from home benefits you and your employer
Here’s what the evidence says about the impact working from home has on your health.
Why you need to stop texting your kids at school
'We call it the digital umbilical cord. Parents can’t let go. And they need to.'
New study reveals: Mentally ill and men are more likely to start vape
University of Otago research shows psychological factors influence why people vape.
Coromandel rolls out mental health first aid courses
Coromandel to get mental health first aid courses.
How teens' mental health is affected by family money problems
Teens’ views on their families’ economic challenges are connected to their mental health.
Former All Blacks guru joins NSW coaching staff
Michael Maguire lured some New Zealand magic before leaving for Australia.
Why do young people have such poor mental health?
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