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On Thursday 22 November 2018 Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation Executive Director, John Mannion and Breakthrough ambassador Elise Thompson spoke on FIVEaa with Alan Hickey. A [...]

Research aimed at curbing suicide-rates among doctors is among three Flinders University projects to receive mental health research grant funding. Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation, [...]

“We are at a very exciting time that could lead to a breakthrough.” Great to see Flinders University Professor Tracey Wade’s exciting eating disorders research in the news. The article [...]

Great to see the PEACE Pack in the news … Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation is excited to support Professor Philip Slee and his team in trialling this anti-bullying program in [...]

“It’s tough to sit on the sidelines for such a long time…The mental side is almost tougher than the actual physical application. It’s really important to have some good connection around you to [...]

Bullying in the classroom and workplace can have devastating impacts. Christopher Slee recently spoke with the Crows Show about bullying and “The PEACE Pack” – an innovative Flinders [...]

Researchers will use cutting-edge gene analysis to help predict who is most at risk of developing an eating disorder, thanks to a grant from Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation. Led by [...]

Research is shining a light on the importance of exercise and physical activity in maintaining good mental health. A new Breakthrough supported app is now helping to detect mental health symptoms [...]

What is mindfulness and what are its benefits? Flinders University’s Dr Catherine Johnson recently spoke to The Crows Show about the impact of mindfulness in life, work and sport. Watch the video below

Adelaide Crows players will wear purple laces in their SANFL showdown with Port Adelaide at Kadina Oval this Sunday, raising awareness of the importance of mental health research. Thanks to the [...]