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'I thought I was a monster': Post-natal OCD
The birth of a baby can be life-changing in more ways than expected. One woman tells of her battle with a little-known disorder.
Jono's mate kept mental illness hidden
Brother says "incredibly charismatic, funny" man whose sudden death was highlighted in an emotional TV tribute never told Jono Pryor and mates about his struggles.
Married at First Sight 'sewer of TV'
It may be your current guilty pleasure, but a psychologist has weighed in on how bad MAFS really is.
'You go through a lot of rollercoasters'
Keven Mealamu has been there and seen them - the mental health issues that affect rugby players under pressure.
NZ Rugby launch website to tackle mental health
New Zealand Rugby is tackling the issue of mental illness and the stigma associated with it.
Watch NZH Local Focus: Taranaki Health Foundation launches fundraising drive
The Taranaki Health Foundation has launched a fundraising drive to raise an additional $180,000 for home comforts in the inpatient unit. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
How to overcome loneliness
We all need human connection. But reaching out to others can be easier said than done.
Hill Cone: Ten ways to restore goodness
COMMENT: 'I would like to proffer a list of some of the good things that have been making life worth living', says Deborah Hill Cone.
Inside the minds of porn users
A Kiwi researcher is set to peer inside the minds of porn users.
Porn and consent education at top school
A top Auckland boys' school is tackling sticky topics in a healthy relationships programme.
How to super-size your memory in 40 days
Anyone can teach themselves to have a memory the size of a champion, a study shows.
Police taser use on unwell man 'excessive'
South Auckland sergeant's use of a Taser on mentally unwell man 'unjustified'.
Big Read: 'His children think it's normal'
Charles Goldie said he was "beaten up" as a child - when he became a father, the cycle of abuse continued.
Chrissy Teigen reveals postpartum depression battle
Supermodel Chrissy Teigen has revealed her battle with postpartum depression following the birth of her daughter, Luna.
True leader worked tirelessly for people
Boydie Pirika preferred to lead from back but was prepared to confront issues.
Is this the weirdest phobia ever?
Forget spiders, heights or a fear of needles, this woman's phobia is the weirdest of them all.
Why are NZ suicide rates so high among transgender youth?
NZ's self-harm statistics for transgender youth are also alarmingly high.
Daily routine of world's most successful
From Oprah to Mark Zuckerberg, here's the simple routine they employ for success.
Hollywood boost for mental health cause
A Tauranga psychologist is team up with the son of a Hollywood star to "start a conversation" about the effects of childhood trauma on mental health.
How electrode therapy could help anorexia sufferers
A small study of 16 people with severe anorexia has found that implanting stimulation electrodes into the brains of patients could ease their anxiety and help them gain weight.
Fructose made in human brains - research
Researchers believe this is a big discovery as the findings suggest that fructose is likely to alter brain function.
Man who hit cop with car jailed
Man who described himself as 'NZ's worst nightmare' jailed for hitting cop.
Can we trust New Zealand's mental health system?
COMMENT: Psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald explains what needs to change in our mental health system.
Amnesty hits out at NZ care failure
Treatment of autistic man Ashley Peacock raised in Amnesty International report on human rights concerns.
Inquest set for Christie Marceau homicide
A date has been set for an inquest into the death of Auckland teen Christie Marceau.
Preparing for pitfalls of pro dream
COMMENT: Athletes at both ends of their career pathway grapple with the dark side of pro sport, writes Grant Chapman.
Bond pilot aimed at work for beneficiaries
Finance minister Steven Joyce says socials bonds work a bit like the role of private investors in PPP infrastructure schemes.
'We need to use s-word' - Kirwan
If anyone has an insight into the final thoughts of former Wallabies lock Dan Vickerman, it may be Sir John Kirwan.