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The document discusses mood disorders such as depression and bipolar disorder. It defines mood disorders as psychological disorders characterized by elevated or lowered mood states. It also discusses the high rates of comorbidity between depression and alcohol dependence. Specifically, it notes that depression and alcoholism commonly co-occur more than would be expected by chance alone. The document then shares information from several studies on the association between alcohol dependence and depression.
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- 6. 6 • Bipolar in action – insert California video
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- 9. 9 QJM: International Journal of Medicine, vol 97(4), (2004): Depression and alcoholism are associated with considerable morbidity, disability, and mortality, and co-occur more commonly than expected by chance.3–8 The extent of comorbidity between depression and alcoholism was demonstrated by the results of several large epidemiological studies Association Between Alcohol Dependence and Depression: J of Psychiatry https://www.hindawi.com/journals/isrn/2012/482802/ QJM: International Journal of Medicine, vol 97(4), (2004): 90% of Western people consume alcohol at some time during their lives, and 30% or more of drinkers develop alcohol-related life problems.1Severe alcohol- related life impairment, alcohol dependence, is observed at some time during their lives in ∼10% of men and 3–5% of women, with an additional 5–10% developing persistent but less intense problems that are diagnosed as abuse (both sexes)
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- 11. 11 Strategies for Breaking the ‘Worry’ Habit by Sarah Edelman: http://www.futureleaders.com.au/book_chapters/pdf/LifeSurfingLife Dancing/Sarah-Edelman.pdf
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- 15. 15 Shares her experiences with bipolar and depression Talks about the importance of gut health in mood disorders
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- 17. 17 • Reduced prevalence of mental illness and suicide • Increased understanding of and improved attitudes towards mental illness (we are doing this NOW, here at the MH Symposium) • Increased funding community MH services, promotion prevention and early intervention
- 18. 18 Mental Health and AOD Health Needs Assessment by GC Primary Health Network: https://www.slideshare.net/MariaPauMPHBestSelli/ mental-health-and-alcohol-and-other-drugs-needs- assessment-gold-coast Mental Health Reform Working Group (GC Primary Health Network): Minutes of Meeting: http://www.coachingwithsubstance.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/MEETINGS-MENTAL-Health- Working-Group-August-2016.docx
- 19. 19 Break the Stigma of MH and Addiction by becoming the change you want to see in the world: Break the Stigma - Apply Now Become my friend on Facebook: www.facebook.com/CoachMariaPower Like our cause page and keep updated with the amazing transformational work we do: FB.com/AddictionCoach Get connected with me as your Wellness Coach on Twitter at: @OzRecoveryCoach Instagram me as at: @OzRecoveryCoach Watch our YouTube videos at: @AddictionHelpQLD Follow me on LinkedIn: www.LinkedIn.com/in/CoachingWithSubstance
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- Union has to be highly visible –every day, in every school, college and worksite.
- Union has to be highly visible –every day, in every school, college and worksite.
- Union has to be highly visible –every day, in every school, college and worksite.
- Union has to be highly visible –every day, in every school, college and worksite.
- Union has to be highly visible –every day, in every school, college and worksite.
- Union has to be highly visible –every day, in every school, college and worksite.
- Union has to be highly visible –every day, in every school, college and worksite.
- Union has to be highly visible –every day, in every school, college and worksite.
- Union has to be highly visible –every day, in every school, college and worksite.