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Today, as part of Mental Health Awareness Week 2023 (MHAW) we're exploring 'Be Active', ‘Me Kori Tonu’, not just for physical health but for mental wellbeing too.

Dr Chris Mulroney, GP, Melbourne outlines his experience with a patient having difficulty concentrating and the results of having a Loffty mental health assessment

Practitioner Dr Chris Mulroney is a Melbourne-based general practitioner at One Point Medical with a strong mental health related practice. He is a seasoned Loffty practitioner, having used it since 2005. Here he recounts a case study about a female patient.

Today we are excited to have launched our comprehensive online mental health assessment tool for struggling Kiwis who want to work with their General Practitioner to improve their mental health.

Today we're delving into the second of the 'Five Ways' of the five days of Mental Health Awareness Week 2023. 'Give’ or 'Tukua', is an act that not only benefits others but also fuels your own wellbeing.

It’s Thursday and time to embrace the theme of 'Connect' or ‘Whakawhanaunga’ for Mental Health Awareness Week (MHAW).

Our CEO, Marshall Couper, spoke with Duncan Garner on The AM Show this morning about how you can now get a mental-health check-up with your GP using Loffty for better results.

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Loffty addresses the common issue of incomplete mental health assessments, often due to short consultation times and the use of single-condition tools by both GPs and psychologists

Early intervention through comprehensive assessment, diagnosis and subsequent referral to the right treatment and supports can prevent mental health problems from compounding and poor life outcomes from accumulating. It can interrupt the negative course of some mental illnesses and may, in some cases, result in a substantially shorter and less disabling course of illness. Conversely, research indicates that longer periods of negative thoughts and behaviour have cumulative effects and can limit capacity for recovery.

This week is Mental Health Awareness Week, the Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand’s annual campaign to help Kiwis understand how to improve their mental health. We're diving into this year’s theme ‘Five Ways, Five Days’, starting with 'Take Notice' or 'Me Aro Tonu'. Let's explore how checking in on your mental health with a comprehensive Loffty assessment can pave the way to a happier, healthier and more self-aware you.

This morning I taught my son about 'bullshit rules', or 'brules'. Probably not the best word to be teaching a seven year old but it’s a useful concept I think he needs to know!

There is now mounting evidence that depression and anxiety in students is caused partly by social media and the sudden move to affordable smartphones in the early 2010s, making the case for smartphone-free schools very strong.

Here's a summary