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Beyond Blue offers fact sheets, booklets and other resources to support mental health. Find information on anxiety, depression, suicide prevention and more.
Children’s mental health moves along a continuum. Like an adult’s. ‘Continuum’ means that a child’s mental health is not fixed. It can move along a range from healthy to struggling, and back again. While most children experience positive mental health, a child can also struggle. They can develop a mental health condition.
Beyond Blue is a leading Australian mental health organisation that offers information, counselling and resources for people in need. Whether you want to check your mental health, learn about anxiety or depression, or get involved in events and campaigns, Beyond Blue can help you.
Beyond Blue is a national organisation that provides information and support for people with mental health issues. Learn about the signs, symptoms, causes and treatments of anxiety, depression and suicide, and how to look after your own and others' wellbeing.
Depression can be caused by a combination of life events, personal factors and changes in the brain. Learn about the possible causes of depression and how to get mental health support.
Some children naturally take longer to develop certain skills compared to other children of the same age. Developmental milestones provide a useful guide to children’s development. If you're worried about your preschooler’s development, talk to a health professional. Visit the Raising Children Network website to learn more about:
For school-age children, having friends creates a sense of belonging. Quality friendships can help build a child’s self-esteem and confidence. Primary school children learn important life skills through playing with others. These include getting along with others, resolving conflict and solving problems.
Beyond Blue is a national organisation that provides information and support for mental health issues in Australia. Find out how to look after your mental health during pregnancy, cope with challenges, access support services and more.
Explore the comprehensive mental health resources and support available for LGBTIQ+ individuals, including personal stories, support services, and crisis intervention.
We have information and resources to help you talk to a friend, partner or someone else that you may be worried about.
