Mental health in accounting is out of the shadows

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Anxiety, depression and other mental health conditions are beginning to get the prominence they deserve in public debate. Professional services, accounting included, is a particular hot spot for stress given the long hours and deadline driven world accountants exist in.

By Todd Stevens • 13 July 2018 • 3 minute read

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lass="p1">Join editor Katarina Taurian and author of The Wellness Doctrines Jerome Doraisamy as they discuss how to recognise if you or an employee is suffering, quick wins to help mitigate a bout of anxiety, and where accounting sits as far as anxiety levels go in the Australian business community.

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