Expert voices in mental health, wellbeing & community care
Clarity Health Care is regularly invited to comment on mental health, wellbeing, psychology, psychiatry and community-based care. Our clinicians and leaders appear across national, metropolitan and regional media — online, radio, television, print and podcasts.
Making evidence-based mental health information clear, practical and accessible.
As a multidisciplinary mental health service, Clarity Health Care brings together psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, mental health nurses and peer workers.
Below is a selection of featured media coverage, expert commentary and service announcements. Use the filters to explore coverage by topic.
Featured media coverage
All coverageHow Five Minutes of Movement Can Positively Affect Health
Professor David Castle on how small, realistic increases in physical activity support physical and mental wellbeing — with links to the Optimal Health Program.
Small increases in activity shown to reduce risk of early death
Professor David Castle on the relationship between physical activity, longevity and mental wellbeing, and how the Optimal Health Program supports realistic behaviour change.
Brain Boosters
Senior psychologist Cathy Cleary on how the brain responds to change, structure and predictability.
What sleep experts do when they can’t fall asleep
Dr Matthew Warden, psychiatrist and Chief Medical Officer, on sleep, mental health and practical strategies for better rest — across four Nine mastheads.
How to roll out a healthy welcome to the sandman
Dr Matthew Warden on sleep, mental health and why sleep problems are closely connected with common mental health concerns. Print coverage across NT News, Cairns Post and more.
The January work blues or time to quit? How to tell
Psychologist Jean Hansen on the emotional adjustment after the summer holidays, and how to tell whether returning-to-work stress points to something deeper.
Is it just a case of the January blues or time to quit?
Psychologist Jean Hansen quoted in syndicated coverage across multiple regional outlets on post-holiday wellbeing, work stress and the emotional impact of returning to routine.
The Dopamine Drop After the Holidays — Explained by a Psychologist
Jean Hansen on post-holiday blues, the emotional drop after holidays, and practical ways to return to work or study without adding unnecessary pressure.
Why we should all be taking confidence into 2026
Garrett Huston on confidence, arrogance and how people present themselves in everyday life — across four Nine mastheads.
Are mental health issues genetic? New research on brain cells
Psychologist Enzo Somosi on the relationship between genetics, stress, environment and mental health support.
Genetics & Mental Health Issues: What’s the Link?
Enzo Somosi on how genes can influence sensitivity to stress, while supportive environments and mental health interventions can reduce risk.
Coping with loneliness, disconnect and conflict over the holidays
Garrett Huston, psychologist with Psychology South & Wellbeing Services, shares practical advice for loneliness, family stress and emotional pressure over Christmas.
Coping with Loneliness and Family Pressure During the Holidays
Garrett Huston on loneliness, family pressure and practical coping strategies during the holiday period. Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Audible.
Mental Health Month: Ten Tips to Improve Your Mental Health
Practical advice for Mental Health Month — connection, rest, support, boundaries and early help-seeking. Coverage also across Ticker News, Triple M Hobart and more.
The importance of mental health awareness
Mitzi from Clarity Health Care on practical ways to support mental health — connection, rest, purpose, boundaries and seeking support early.
Clarity Health Care is Coming to Malvern
Clarity Health Care announces its multidisciplinary clinic in Malvern, expanding access to psychology, psychiatry and allied mental health care in Melbourne’s inner south-east.
Sunshine Coast Medicare Mental Health Centre relocates
CEO Davis Lemke on the relocation of the Sunshine Coast Medicare Mental Health Centre at Birtinya, offering free walk-in support delivered with Wellways.
Bundaberg Medicare Mental Health Centre opens
CEO Davis Lemke on the importance of accessing the right mix of support in one place — psychologists, social workers, psychiatrists and nurses, in partnership with Wellways.
Medicare Mental Health Centres open in Rockhampton & Gladstone
Dr Matthew Warden, Chief Medical Officer, on the multidisciplinary model bringing peer workers, psychologists, social workers, psychiatrists and nurses together.
Clarity Health Care expands to Tasmania with Bupa partnership
CEO Davis Lemke on the need for accessible community-based mental health support, marking the Battery Point clinic and the Mind Care Choices program with Bupa.
Expert topics we comment on
Media enquiries & expert commentary
For media enquiries, interviews or expert commentary from our clinicians and leaders, please get in touch.