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PSI – A Mental Health Novella
Dr. Neil Jeyasingam.
Published Book
An adventure into who we are, or think we are.
Richard’s big break as an investigative journalist has turned out a bit, well, mixed. After travelling to the remote isolated location where Professor Pearson, the world’s foremost mental health authority had (apparently) retired, instead of an interview, he was given a book. It may not have been all for nothing though. Particularly as the book appears to contain the interview that never happened.
A bizarre tale that explores psychology, religion, and identity in the face of modern neuroscience, set in rural Australia. Featuring Betsy the cow, dust, insufficient wine, and the end of humanity as we know it.
Media and Video
Explore our collection of informative and supportive videos, designed to provide valuable insights and guidance on various aspects of psychiatry and mental well-being.
- Don't demean phenomenal power of Christmas
- When experts found isolation was a great thing – and that debate isn't settled
- At Christmas, embrace your year's failures - it's therapeutic
- The aim of the father: we don't always get it, but being there mattersm
- Confronting story highlights challenge awaiting us all
- Where is 'Eternity' on the streets of Sydney?
- Mental health care has changed and our attitudes need to catch up
- Nursing homes can be the best place to grow old
- Jury’s out on effect of online games, for better or worse
- Why the image of grieving doctor touched us all
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Empowering Your Mental Health Journey with Compassion and Expertise.
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Empowering Your Mental Health Journey with Compassion and Expertise.
- Don't demean phenomenal power of Christmas
- When experts found isolation was a great thing – and that debate isn't settled
- At Christmas, embrace your year's failures - it's therapeutic
- The aim of the father: we don't always get it, but being there mattersm
- Confronting story highlights challenge awaiting us all
- Where is 'Eternity' on the streets of Sydney?
- Mental health care has changed and our attitudes need to catch up
- Nursing homes can be the best place to grow old
- Jury’s out on effect of online games, for better or worse
- Why the image of grieving doctor touched us all
Featured Articles
How does Mental Health feel about the Secularisation of Christmas?
Videogames & Mental Health
In psychiatry there are certain cultures that may pass us by, that nevertheless are of significant impact to our profession, and vice versa. One of these is the culture who identify as “gamers”
"Is It Better To Not Exist?"
A new update in the Journal of Applied Psychology provides a rebuttal against the soundness of a theory that supports abortion. In doing so, it provides an interesting framework as an argument against suicide.
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There are not many books that purport to provide a measured response to the worst human tragedy of all time,...
Thanks to Eureka Street for publishing this piece on Borderline Personality Disorder. A great deal has changed about our understanding...
How To Get Sleep Drink milk. Sleep is one of the commonest problems people see their doctor with. One study...
The History Of Anti-Depressants https://youtu.be/ClPVJ25Ka4k I had a great time collaborating with TED Education on this video. We discuss the...
How do you tell if someone has an anxiety disorder during a pandemic? The commonest mental illness is anxiety, afflicting...
Why 65 is old – Blame Politics (L-R) Warrant Officer Jennine Riches from Multi National Base Command – Tarin Kot...
Loving Life in Late Life Loving Life in Late Life Seminar, 14 Feb 2019 Is it possible to put on...
Wisdom is not automatic Smirking teenagers in front of an old man. A group of smirking teenagers stand in front...
Embracing the past at Christmas Why do so many Christmas classics deal with transformation of the self? Share Author: Neil...