Director’s Notes

Cinema is an immersive experience. The vividness and clarity of the images on the big screen overwhelm our other senses,…

Family therapy can be dangerous. As practitioners we are exposed to deep sadness, fear and impotence and there are sessions…

Between 2021 and 2022 more than 3.5 million Australians were dispensed an antidepressant, 1 in 7 of us, making this…

In 1985 the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy published a paper called ‘Therapy of the Expectant Family:…

The past year has seen an upsurge in interest in and diagnosis of ADHD, especially in adult women and girls….

As we approach the holidays and a welcome break, Christmas has many different meanings. For some it is a celebration…

The young person whose development stalls as they move into their third decade is often understood as responding to parents…

One of the many paradoxes of being human is that we experience time as a highly flexible and subjective experience,…

Watching couples who once loved each other denigrate, humiliate and act to destroy the once cherished other, is painful. It…

Our identity as a tolerant nation, where everyone, irrespective of faith, ethnicity, or country of origin ‘is given a fair…

Looking at your new and helpless infant it is impossible to believe that in twelve years’ time you, as a…

While it is obvious that policy and law makers need regular data about the population to determine funding levels, objectives,…