‘The 2014 Report by the National Mental Health Commission recommended increasing access to digital mental health services (DMHS). Such services have been shown to reduce barriers for people who won't or can't access traditional services. This talk describes outcomes of the MindSpot Clinic, an Australian national DMHS which has now provided services to more than 50,000 adults with anxiety and depression.’
Professor Nick Titov, will present a keynote address at the upcoming Rural and Remote Mental Health Symposium which will be held at Mantra on Salt, Kingscliff, NSW from 2 – 4 November 2016. This year’s symposium promises to be our best ever, providing opportunities to learn, discuss, workshop and network with others who share a passion for rural and remote mental health.
Professor Nick Titov is passionate about increasing access to mental health services. Nick is Co-Director of the eCentreClinic at Macquarie University. The eCentreClinic is a research unit that develops and evaluates internet-delivered treatments for common mental disorders. Nick has been involved in more than 50 clinical trials of internet-delivered treatments involving more than 5,000 Australians, and has published more than 100 peer-reviewed articles.
Nick is also Project Director of the MindSpot Clinic, an Australian national online mental health service that provides virtual assessment and treatment for adults with anxiety and depression. MindSpot employs a team of 40 mental health professionals and since 2013, has provided services to more than 50,000 Australian adults.
The 2016 Rural and Remote Mental Health Symposium Program is now available to view here: https://dev3.anzmh.asn.au/rrmh/program/16/program16.pdf
To secure your place at the 8th Rural and Remote Mental Health Symposium register today.