Wellness

The artist shares the "little ways" she gains a sense of control over the chaos of motherhood.

If we want to avoid the potentially fatal sway of canny fabulists like Belle Gibson, the answer is not to ridicule patients but to elevate science, to put more money into cancer research.

Organisers say they are trying to promote wellness, peace, and connection within their communities through free activities. Then came the council bill.

They sell themselves on unlocking the secrets to personal, spiritual and financial success. But some life coaches are using a technique known as neuro-linguistic programming to recruit followers and make millions.

American actor Kaitlyn Dever talks about finding the good beneath the surface of Belle Gibson, and the rise of the wellness industry.

Police still do not know what caused the death of Rachael Dixon at a health retreat in Central Victoria last year, but have charged a 53-year-old woman involved in the retreat with drug trafficking.

For Beth, Koraly and Sashi, broadening the idea of what makes a family has allowed them to create, celebrate and accept theirs.

For over a month now, people with a disability have been unable to use NDIS funding for seeking sex worker services. Lived-experience advocates say it's a step backward.

You may love your work, but are you working too much? Despite a growing awareness of burnout and work-life balance, many of us still see working long hours as a badge of honour.

While many people may think they have "excessive flatulence", research suggests lots of farts are a sign of a healthy gut.

They check the baby's position and listen to the heartbeat, but they aren't qualified midwives. Parents say a "dangerous" new breed of birth worker has emerged to fill the gap for women wanting to birth outside hospital.

Despite flexible work being a popular choice for employees, a recent survey of CEOs shows 83 per cent want their workforce back in the office full time within three years.

Does disconnection with the ground cause us to become sicker? That's the idea behind the practice of "grounding" or "earthing" which is growing in popularity. We separate the science from the nonsense. 

He's a junior doctor in the public hospital system, completing specialty training in psychiatry, but Ben Bravery took an "unusual path" to medicine. Here's what he's learnt about unwinding along the way. 

One in four women will experience pain during sex that can affect their self-worth and their relationships. These people say pelvic floor specialists can improve women's lives.

Small, everyday rituals help Jay Ooi stay calm while juggling full-time work and podcast production at night.

Steve Berente always loved the feeling of roaring down a red dirt highway. So when the death of his only child left him aching with grief, he turned to his motorbike and made off for the country's wildest places.

As a dual Summer and Winter Paralympic medallist, practising osteopath and sought-after keynote speaker Jessica Gallagher is used to a busy schedule. The Melbourne/Naarm-based athlete shares how she manages to fit everything in and finds time to unwind.

Pastry chef and cookbook author Nat Paull on creating a new routine and embracing the "next stage of life" after closing up her Melbourne bakery Beatrix Bakes.

The multi-sensory experience of watching a sunset can make us feel connected to something bigger and boost our mental health, according to psychologists.