Online Treatment for Depression for People with Diabetes 1 August 2014 The value of an internet – treatment program for people with depression and living with type 1 or type 2 diabetes is being explored by researchers from St Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney. They are currently seeking participants Australia-wide. The program provides clinician-guided, proven internet-based learning to treat depression by helping individuals understand, manage and change thoughts and actions. It involves completing 6 lessons over ten weeks at no charge to participants. If you are living with diabetes (type 1 or 2) and depression, a computer with internet access and a printer, and are 18 years or over, this may be the program for you. For further information, please use the contact details and links below. Brochure Phone: (02) 8382 1400 Website: www.virtualclinic.org.au
Blog 1 April 2026 Should you be eating that? Tips on navigating food comments, stigma, and special occasions Food comments can sting, especially when you hear them at parties, family gatherings, or meals out. Here we explore the impact of food policing and diabetes stigma, and offer practical, compassionate ways to respond, set boundaries, and enjoy special occasions without guilt or explanation. Continue Reading
Media releases 19 March 2026 Tasmanians unite at Parliament to turn tide on diabetes Tasmania’s Parliament has welcomed a delegation of people living with diabetes, raising awareness of life with the condition, highlighting the importance of preventing complications, and sharing their stories about the positive impact that diabetes technology has on their daily lives. Continue Reading
News 18 December 2025 A merry, bright and healthy festive season for Australians living with diabetes As Australians prepare for a festive season filled with food, family and good wishes, people living with diabetes are being... Continue Reading
