The I Am Hope tour is underway this week with Mike King and his friends travelling nationwide by motor scooter to promote mental health awareness.
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NewsMental health services- a new way of thinking
A new report is urging NZ health services to broaden their focus from mental illness and addiction to mental well-being and recovery.
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Gaming addiction is not a result of too much gaming
James Driver is the founder of Net Addiction website who, during his teenage years believes he developed a gaming addiction playing games every waking moment of his day. It triggered his interest in researching gaming addiction and he later trained as a psychotherapist to help people with this addiction.
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NewsMike King to embark on 4000km scooter tour
Mental health advocate Mike King is set to ride by motor scooter from the bottom of the South Island to Cape Reinga to raise awareness about youth suicide.
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NewsPay rise for mental health workers
Support workers in the mental health and addictions area are in line for a pay rise.
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Strong support for Govt's mental health inquiry
Alcohol Healthwatch and Hāpai te Hauora strongly support the Government’s pledge to address the growing needs surrounding mental health and addictions.
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Health professionals concerned over online gambling
New Zealand’s largest Māori public health organisation has serious concerns over the online gambling products recently launched by the Lotteries Commission.
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Incorporating indigenous practices into mental health
Te Rau Matatini Research Manager, Dr. Kahu McClintock has recently been granted close to $800,000 by the Health Research Council of New Zealand and Ministry of Health, to examine the use of cultural ways for helping at-risk Māori and Pacific youth.
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Leadership programme designer wins Queen's Youth Award
Te Tai Tokerau's Ezekiel Raui is one of the winners of the Queen's Young Leaders Awards.
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'Ask Ruru' app aims to help youth in crisis
An exciting new resource has been created to help support young people in crisis, called ‘Ask Ruru’.
