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Have a mental health plan in place

If you struggle with your mental health, have a plan in place to combat Christmas stress -it could be as simple as a cuddle with your cat. Photo: Jeffrey Buchbinder /Unsplash

New Beyond Blue data reveals one in five people’s mental health is being extremely impacted by the rising cost of […]

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