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While they wait: a cross-sectional survey on wait times for mental health treatment for anxiety and depression for adolescents in Australia

1 month ago | bmjopen.bmj.com | Mirjana Subotic-Kerry |Thomas Borchard |Belinda Parker |Sophie H Li

MethodAn online cross-sectional survey was administered between April and June 2022. The Black Dog Institute’s Youth Lived Experience Advisory Group was consulted on all aspects of the study design. The survey was written for this study in consultation with young people, mental health professionals and researchers. See online supplemental material for a detailed description of the survey development and online supplemental appendix A for the full survey including all response options.
The impact of service wait times on General Practitioners' treatment of adolescent depression and anxiety

Sep 12, 2024 | medrxiv.org | Bridianne O'Dea |Belinda Parker |Mirjana Subotic-Kerry |Thomas Borchard

The authors have declared no competing interest. This research was supported by a generous donation from the Buxton Family Foundation, Australian Unity, the Frontiers Technology Clinical Academic Group Industry Connection Seed Funding Scheme, and the UNSW Medicine, Neuroscience, Mental Health and Addiction Theme and SPHERE Clinical Academic Group Collaborative Research Funding. BOD is supported by an NHMRC MRFF Investigator Fellowship (MRF1197249).
How long will my property settlement take?

May 20, 2024 | tgb.com.au | Belinda Parker

21 May 2024 21 May 2024 Family & Divorce This is a burning question for all those who have separated and need to finalise their property settlement. We offer these tips to help you transition from your first inquiry through to finalisation. If you are agreed AND your agreement covers all relevant items and issues, let us wave you on to the fast track to finalising your property settlement.
How can I get an intervention order in South Australia?

May 13, 2024 | tgb.com.au | Belinda Parker |Kevin Raison

Firstly… what is an intervention order? Intervention orders help to protect a person and their family if they are a victim of abuse, and are tailored to the particular person and their situation. Intervention orders are designed to prevent someone that is harassing, threatening or abusing a person from having contact with them. They can be issued by the police or by a court.
X marks the spot for censorship debate

May 13, 2024 | tgb.com.au | Belinda Parker

14 May 2024 14 May 2024 Opinion and Commentary Federal moves to police and censor social media should be watched closely, argues Morry Bailes in his latest Opinion piece for InDaily. It’s open warfare between the federal government and Elon Musk. Mr Musk’s relationship with Australian government seems to vacillate with which of his businesses is in the offing. His renewable energy solves, including giant batteries and EV’s on one side of the ledger will save the planet according to some.
Moving into a Retirement Village? The top three things to consider.

May 9, 2024 | tgb.com.au | Belinda Parker |Caitlin Lennon

You or a member of your family may have made the decision to move into a retirement village and enjoy this time of your life. There are plenty of things you need to consider before signing the agreement and moving in. Here are the top three things you should think about before you commit!You should find an area you like. This seems obvious, but it is important to make sure you are happy with the location, the staff, your potential neighbours and the day-to-day operations of the retirement village.
Top 5 reasons why you need a family lawyer!

Feb 12, 2024 | tgb.com.au | Belinda Parker |Joel Niles

If you have separated from your ex-partner or spouse, it is likely your friends, family or the people around you have told you to engage a family lawyer. However, you may not be sure whether you should engage a family lawyer or not. If this sounds like you, here are the top 5 reasons why you need a family lawyer during the process of separation. They act in your best interests. After separation, you may feel like there is no one on your side to support you and look after your interests.
The punishing neglect of our state justice system

Nov 16, 2023 | tgb.com.au | Belinda Parker

17 November 2023 17 Nov 2023 News & Features Courts housed in outdated and unsuitable heritage buildings are impacting jurors, staff and even trials in an indictment of government will and funding, argues Morry Bailes in his opinion piece for InDaily. The punishing neglect of our state justice systemThe Chief Justice of South Australia, Chris Kourakis SC, has recently spoken to the media about the need for new and improved court buildings that are fit for purpose in the modern age.
'Misinformation' versus freedom of speech

Sep 21, 2023 | tgb.com.au | Belinda Parker

22 September 2023 22 Sep 2023 TGB Media and Press As the federal government prepares legislation to stop publication of what is deemed false, misleading or deceptive information likely to cause harm, TGB Lawyers’ Senior Lawyer and Business Advisor, Morry Bailes, in this Opinion piece for InDaily, explains why lawyers and the Australian Human Rights Commission are lining up against it. ‘Misinformation’ versus freedom of speechMisinformation, or freedom of expression?
Charged with an offence in South Australia? You need to know this.

Sep 21, 2023 | tgb.com.au | Belinda Parker

The Criminal Procedure Act 1921 (CP Act) divides criminal offences in South Australia into the following classes:Summary offences. Minor indictable offences. Major indictable offences. The classification of offences is important because different rules and processes govern different types of offences. In this blog we explore some of the ways that proceedings operate differently depending on offence classification.