Posts tagged money and mental health
The Unspoken Link: How Corporate Influence and Economic Systems Fuel the Mental Health Crisis in Australia

This article explores the rising suicide rates in Australia, highlighting the failure to address the interconnected societal issues contributing to this crisis. Despite numerous wellbeing initiatives, the influence of corporate sponsorships from harmful industries, economic pressures, and inadequate government action continue to exacerbate mental health problems. The article calls for a fundamental shift in our approach, advocating for policies that prioritize public wellbeing over profits, such as taxing large corporations and making education accessible. By tackling these root causes, we can create a healthier, more compassionate society and make significant strides in reducing suicide rates.

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Unmasking Modern Inauthenticity: How Economic Forces Threaten Our Freedom, Mental Health, and Planet

In today's fast-paced world, the pervasive mask of inauthenticity threatens our fundamental freedoms and the wellbeing of both individuals and the planet. This phenomenon, explored deeply in part one of this series, extends beyond surface-level appearances to infiltrate our economic systems, social interactions, and personal lives. Businesses driven by relentless pursuit of growth often prioritize profit over human and environmental welfare, perpetuating practices like "greenwashing" and "bluesoaking" to obscure their true impacts. Meanwhile, governments hesitate to impose necessary regulations, perpetuating a cycle where economic success is measured by metrics that overlook essential human and ecological values.

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