National Carers Week, running 11–17 October, spotlights the 2026 theme "Care for a carer: Making carers visible" through landmark light-ups, community events and practical ways to support family and friends who provide unpaid care.
MLA Psychology highlights the 2026 campaign's focus on reducing stigma, strengthening understanding and recognising the role of safe, consistent relationships in recovery.
MLA Psychology highlights the 2026 campaign’s focus on reducing stigma, strengthening understanding and recognising the role of safe, consistent relationships in recovery.
On 10 September, the final year of the 2024–2026 campaign urges communities, institutions and governments to replace silence and stigma with openness, empathy and evidence-based suicide prevention.
Australia’s largest dedicated women’s health event returns September 7–11, highlighting practical approaches to nutrition, movement, rest, mental wellbeing and social connection.
As the world celebrates the International Day of Friendship, MLA Psychology underscores how meaningful relationships foster emotional resilience, reduce loneliness, and strengthen mental well-being while promoting compassion, trust
MLA Psychology celebrates NAIDOC Week 2026 by reaffirming its commitment to culturally safe, inclusive mental health care, supporting First Nations wellbeing through respectful, person-centred psychological services & stronger community connections.
The National NAIDOC Committee has unveiled "50 Years of Deadly" as this year's theme, with celebrations running 5–12 July 2026 and the National NAIDOC Awards and 50-Year Celebration set for 15 August in recognition of the milestone.
Mental health professionals urge earlier recognition, compassionate care, and timely psychological support for families affected by birth-related trauma.
As demand for accessible youth mental health services rises across Australia, MLA Psychology strengthens its clinical offering with the appointment of neuroaffirming child and adolescent psychologist Tahlia Rahme.
Flexible telehealth, in-home, and school-based services provide Australian families with accessible, evidence-informed psychological care tailored to the needs of children, adolescents, and young adults.
MLA Psychology today announced the expanded availability of child and adolescent psychology services delivered by Tahlia Rahme, an AHPRA-registered psychologist whose neuroaffirming approach
MLA Psychology today announced that Tahlia Rahme, an AHPRA-registered psychologist, is now providing comprehensive psychological support tailored specifically for children, adolescents, and young adults.
As more families seek mental health support that understands neurodiversity without trying to "fix" it, psychologist Tahlia Rahme is helping reshape how care is delivered
MLA Psychology today announced the availability of specialist psychological services for children, adolescents and young adults, led by AHPRA-registered psychologist Tahlia Rahme.