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A new survey shows most Australians see a mental health crisis, with rising loneliness and calls for better support, despite some skepticism.
A new national survey reveals most Australians believe the country faces a mental health crisis, with strong support for greater government and community action, though 41% think the issue has been overstated.
The findings highlight widespread loneliness, with 37% often feeling isolated and 9% reporting no one to trust.
The story of Mary Baker, a teenager who died by suicide in 2011 after struggling with an eating disorder, underscores gaps in recognizing mental health risks even when physical care was prioritized.
Her parents say they lacked awareness of suicide risks, emphasizing the need for a more holistic, well-funded approach.
Experts stress that despite growing awareness, meaningful action and systemic change are still lacking.
Support services like Lifeline, the Butterfly Foundation, and Kids Helpline remain available.
Una nueva encuesta muestra que la mayoría de los australianos ven una crisis de salud mental, con un aumento de la soledad y solicitudes de mejor apoyo, a pesar de cierto escepticismo.