Sentences with phrase «mental health journalism»

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Thanks to pioneering journalism and stigma - busting public discussion of mental health issues by members of the entrepreneurship community, the toll starting a business can take on your mental health and the seemingly high prevalence of struggles with depression among founders are starting to come out in the open.

Lisa Mainwaring explains how working in journalism has affected her mental health and why a news detox has restorative effects More

Last year a different study found that the worst careers for romance were personal finance, law enforcement, interactive technology, healthcare, publishing, mental health, optometry, education administration, fitness, aviation, journalism, business ownership, real estate, and law.

Like Wells, I wanted Ivoe's journalism to have purpose, but felt I could not write about lynching for my own mental health.

Coordinating PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT for the media, journalism and public relations in tertiary education, mental health and suicide prevention sectors, police and entertainment industry.

On Thursday 30th April, the Mindframe National Media Initiative, managed by the Hunter Institute of Mental Health, brought together professionals and high - profile guests from the media, mental health, suicide prevention, journalism education, public relations, police and stage and screen sectors for a networking dinner as part of its annual advisory group eHealth, brought together professionals and high - profile guests from the media, mental health, suicide prevention, journalism education, public relations, police and stage and screen sectors for a networking dinner as part of its annual advisory group ehealth, suicide prevention, journalism education, public relations, police and stage and screen sectors for a networking dinner as part of its annual advisory group events.

Pre-conference presentation will highlight the 18 years of achievements of the Hunter Institute of Mental Health's Mindframe program, including the national and international impact of journalism education on responsible reporting of suicide and mental illness.

This panel of academics, educators and a psychologist will present current research, and models of preparing journalism students for covering trauma, suicide and mental health issues.