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Peer Review Advisory Panel:

(Chair) Dr Julia Bowman PhD,
Senior Lecturer, Occupational Therapy Program, School of Science and Health

Maria O'Reilly
Research Fellow, School of Nursing, Queensland University of Technology

Scott Fanker Service Manager, Mental Health Services, Liverpool Hospital
 

The Event

  1. Event Information
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    • Australian Visa Information
  2. Expression of Interest
  3. Registration
  4. Sponsorship & Exhibition
  5. Past Conferences
  6. Contact the Secretariat

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Event Information

Delegates can get information on the destination, accommodation and obtaining an Australian Visa here

Check out previous conferences

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The International Mental Health Conference always attracts leaders in their fields

In recent years, the conference has brought a unique opportunity for Australia and New Zealand’s leading academics, clinical practitioners, and other mental health professionals to come together to discuss current issues.

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2011 - Personality Disorders: Out of the Darkness

Mental Health problems are common in Australia with one in five Australians experiencing a mental illness at some stage in their lives, and many experiencing more than one type at one time.  In 2011 the conference explored different types of Personality Disorders and their effects through the life cycle from childhood to older age.  We will also explore the impact of Personality Disorders on Schizophrenia, Mood Disorders, Eating Disorders, Bipolar Disorder and Drug & Alcohol conditions.

2012 - Positive Change: Investing in Mental Health

The 13th International Mental Health Conference focused on the complex mental issues affecting the elderly including depression, dementia, delirium, paranoid disorders and anxiety. It also explored the mental health issues of young Australians (aged 18 – 24 years) struggling with schizophrenia, depression, suicidal thoughts, bipolar, anxiety disorders and drug use and drug induced psychosis.