Background People living in rural and remote communities have greater difficulty accessing
mental health services and evidence-based therapies, such as cognitive behavior therapy …

Australia's farmers constitute a heterogeneous group within the rural population. This
literature review incorporates four broad areas: an understanding of farming communities …

The aim of this study was to understand the 'farming life'factors that affect the mental health
help‐seeking of farmers. Semi‐structured interviews were completed with 10 farmers, 10 …

Farming is often considered one of the most stressful occupations. At the same time, farming
men symbolically represent a strong, traditional, or hegemonic form of masculinity based on …

Background: Natural disasters are increasing in frequency and severity and impacted
populations develop mental health conditions at higher rates than those not impacted. Aims …

Farmers and farm workers have been recognized as a group at high risk of suicide in
Australia. This study aims to identify and better understand environmental factors associated …

Introduction Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) resulting from military service can
seriously impact quality of life. There is support for the use of service dogs amongst people …

Purpose It is crucial to understand the micro‐level personal factors that impact farmer mental
health help‐seeking, given that farmers are at increased risk of suicide yet show reduced …

Rural and remote Australia has long been recognised as an area with reduced help-seeking
for mental health concerns and an increased suicide mortality. The current study aimed to …

Purpose Elevated suicide rates among farmers have been observed across a number of
countries, including Australia. However, studies on farmer suicide have typically treated …