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Most of us will recover our mental health after lockdown. But some will find it harder to bounce back

  • Written by: Maree Teesson, Professor & Director of The Matilda Centre, University of Sydney
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Australians’ mental health has tended to decline during COVID-19 lockdowns. Record-high calls to helplines such as Lifeline suggest many are currently suffering.

Encouragingly, data from 2020 shows many Australians’ mental health improved once outbreaks were contained.

But an evidence review we released today from Australia&r...

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