ADHD is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects attention, impulse control, and daily functioning. It can impact organisation, focus, and the ability to manage competing demands.
Distressing or life-threatening events can lead to emotional and psychological distress; also affecting defence personnel, emergency staff and first responders.
Excessive and persistent worry, fear, or nervousness that interferes with our usual functioning or ability to cope.
More than just feeling sad or having a bad day. It affects how we think, feel and function – at work, home and in social situations.
Chronic exposure to traumatic events during childhood that can affect emotional, psychological and physical wellbeing into adulthood.
Mental health challenges in later life can be influenced by health changes, life transitions, grief, trauma or medication and alcohol use.
An uncontrollable use of substances – including alcohol and other drugs – despite the harmful consequences.
Service-related roles can involve repeated exposure to trauma, high stress, and shift work, which may affect sleep, mood, relationships, or alcohol and medication use.
