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Zackie Achmat: SA is on the verge of ‘chaos’ – Yes we know that already!
We must accept we are in an extremely dangerous situation where, unless we do something, we will create the moment of chaos.” This is the warning to South Africa from 55-year-old anti-apartheid activist and acclaimed Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) co-founder Zackie Achmat. “Everyone I know, all of us just hope Cyril [Ramaphosa] will win [the..
Poverty is a direct baby of apartheid and not the making of the ANC-led government, said President Jacob Zuma in Parliament on Thursday. Zuma was responding to questions when he was confronted by statistics about the gradual increase in poverty levels in the country. In August this year, Statistics South Africa released the Poverty Trends..
JOHANNESBURG — Lord Peter Hain has found himself playing another key role in South African history. Born to anti-apartheid activist parents, who were forced into exile in 1966 after being jailed and banned, Hain went on to lead campaigns to stop South African sports tours during Apartheid. A former British MP and Cabinet Minister, he is now in the House of..
A complaint about European banks who may be involved in the illicit financial flows of state capture in South Africa has been forwarded to two law enforcement agencies in the United Kingdom, leaving these banks open to investigation and prosecution. The Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond forwarded a message about banks based in the..
Makhosi Khoza has denied she insulted ANC colleagues following a boycott of a meeting she chaired last week, saying she was responding to their initial taunts. Khoza was sacked as chairperson of the portfolio committee on public service and administration last Thursday, August 17, after ANC MPs wrote a letter demanding she be removed two..
NBA = MUST SEE TV!
So I read Bill Simmons article today on the NBA All-Star game (check it out http://es.pn/hCM39e) and it got me thinking… has there ever been an NBA season that was this intriguing? I mean I’ve always been a huge sports fan, but never that into the NBA. As a kid there were obviously the bird/magic years, and then the Jordan years where we all tuned in just to see what they would do on any given evening. Then we watched the Knicks through 90’s, even though they never won anything. The Knicks in the 90s were like that super hot girl in high school who never put out. Everyone wanted her, but when it got down to it, she was just a total waste of time.
But now… after all those years of… a team here… a player there, the NBA has arrived! The league just has so many story lines, so many players you can’t miss, and so many iconic teams that its impossible NOT to watch. On any given night there are 2-3 games you just have to watch.
We have some of the sickest athletes ever to set foot on a court taking the game to new levels (see Durant and Westbrook). We have legendary players on teams who looking to reach historic levels (see kobe, kidd, duncan, and the entire celtics team). We have the Heat. Hate them or love them, you just have to watch them. Some how Lebron James has simultaneously become the most overrated/ underrated player and yet also the most loved/hated player. Derrick Rose is so quick that I’m convinced they are considering repealing OBAMACARE because the medical community can’t afford the massive amount of broken ankles due to D-Rose’s crossover. I haven’t even mentioned Blake Griffen who I’m convinced came right out of AVATAR. I mean he has single-handedly made the CLIPPERS…the most historically atrocious team EVER, and currently 15 games under.500 ever, one of the most watchable teams in the league. To be honest the most unwatchable team (The Spurs) have the best record in the league.
So I’m telling you, if you’ve never been a big NBA fan, just tune in. Start with the All-Star game in two weeks and I promise you’ll be hooked (did I mention that Blake Griffen will be dunking from the 3pt line?? Yup, don’t deny it, for a second that seemed totally feasible.) The NBA isn’t just a sport you watch from April to June anymore… every night, the NBA is MUST SEE TV.
An innovative mental health app by Monash graduates is breaking the mould by bringing peer support into the equation.
An innovative mental health app by Monash graduates is breaking the mould by including peer support as part of the equation.
Voice of Health (VOH) is a new preventative mental health app devised as a platform to provide its users with a simple and affordable interactive support space.
The founders, James Hatchman and Luke Karabatsos stem from different disciplines but their shared passion for mental health and common identification of Australian healthcare gaps inspired them to develop VOH.
Mr Karabatsos and his co-founder believe innumerable barriers often prevent people from seeking mental health support.
These barriers include the availability of healthcare professionals, location, time, financial restrictions, stigma concerns, preference to self-manage, physical challenge and disability.
“Our preventative mental health solution offers greater convenience, accessibility, affordability, scalability and support while never letting go of the human element that cannot be replaced by technology,” Mr Karabatsos said.
Both Mr Hatchman and Mr Karabatsos have had their own experiences with mental health which led to the development of VOH.
Mr Hatchman was influenced by his family and friends’ mental health challenges and his involvement in assisting with their recovery.
On the other hand, Mr Karabatsos has a long-standing relationship with anxiety and understands first-hand just how life-crippling the experience can be.
“Our drive was strengthened through my lived experience,” Mr Karabatsos said.
“When I was at my lowest low, I wished I had someone there that could have just listened to me and empathised with what I was experiencing as so many would provide advice, but rarely anyone would just listen - this is where Voice of Health started,” he said.
The platform seeks to establish itself as a platform where users’ voices are heard and they aim to do so by promoting the power of “Active Listening” on the app.
Active Listeners are peer volunteers who aim to utilise their lived-experiences to support others by providing them with personalised, empathetic and goal-orientated support.
“As a user, the journey to enrol and start talking with an Active Listener has specifically been made as seamless and stress-free as possible,” Mr Karabatsos said.
On downloading the app, a user is required to view onboarding information, login in and update details before they can approach an Active Listener and start receiving support.
However, VOH is an app designed to empower peer support and not all Active Listeners have formal qualifications or a background in psychology.
Therefore to ensure they gain the skills required, each Active Listener is required to complete VOH’s free Active Listener training course.
The Active Listeners are also asked to identify the areas they feel comfortable supporting people in, or have had a lived experience in, along with controlling the number of conversations they are comfortable having.
The VOH app allows users to approach Active Listeners first as the founders aim to provide them with the flexibility of choice.
“Typically, you are referred to a psychologist that may or may not meet your needs and be a good fit for you,” Mr Karabatsos said.
“Our platform allows individuals to try different Active Listeners until they find the one that is a perfect fit based on their lived experience,” he added.
An experienced Active Listener, Cassi Le Good believes the training is well formulated as it combines informative content with interactive activities and opportunities for reflection.
“It’s evident when you start the training that much thought and time has gone into developing it, as I felt much more confident in what was expected of me as an Active Listener,” Ms Le Good said.
Telling her own story, Ms Good said she herself has experienced challenges associated with seeking mental health support within the traditional health care system in Australia.
The simplicity of the app, on the other hand, makes it user-friendly and drives one to believe the developers actually want to support their users and get them help at the earliest.
“I experienced the despondency that can come with being pushed through countless doctors, therapists and specialists only to feel like I still hadn’t