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Brittany George July 28, 2014 15th International Mental Health Conference, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, Indigenous Allied Health Australia, Indigenous Allied Health Australia (IAHA), Kelleigh Ryan, Psychologist and IAHA Board Member

Culturally responsive frameworks influencing practice and informing our health workforce

Indigenous Allied Health Australia (IAHA), the national Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander allied health peak body, leads the way in influencing...
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Brittany George July 9, 2014 15th International Mental Health Conference, Allied Psychological Services (ATAPS) Suicide Prev, Centre for Mental Health, Dr Angela Nicholas, Research Fellow, suicidal ideation, suicide, The University of Melbourne

An evaluation of the implementation of the Australian ATAPS Suicide Prevention Services

The Access to Allied Psychological Services (ATAPS) Suicide Prevention initiative is an Australian Government-funded primary mental healthcare...
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Brittany George July 7, 2014 15th International Mental Health Conference, headspace, Headspace, headspace National Youth Mental Health Foundation, Mr Nic Telford

The headspace best practice framework

Mr Nic Telford, Evaluation Manager, headspace will provide an overview of the research, outline the best practice framework and demonstrate how these...
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Brittany George June 27, 2014 15th International Mental Health Conference, Aboriginal Medical Services Alliance of the Northe, Sarah Haythornthwaite, Trauma Informed Care

The Relevance of Trauma Informed Care to Aboriginal Primary Health Care Services

The 2009 Australian Bureau of Statistics illustrated that Indigenous Australians experience a mortality rate nearly twice as high and a life...
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Brittany George June 10, 2014 15th International Mental Health Conference, Associate Professor Andrew Chanen, Associate Professor Judy Proudfoot, Commissioner John Feneley, Mental Health, Mr Keir Wells, Mr Sebastian Rosenberg, Ms Susan Beaton, Prof David Ames, Professor Amanda Baker, Professor Justin Kenardy

15th International Mental Health Conference - meet the Keynotes

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Brittany George June 6, 2014 15th International Mental Health Conference, at 15th International Mental Health Conference, National Ageing Research Institute., Prof David Ames

Prof David Ames presents at 15th International Mental Health Conference

Prof David Ames Prof David Ames, Executive Director,
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Brittany George June 6, 2014 15th International Mental Health Conference, Black Dog Institute, Dr Kristine Kafer, Mental Health

Enhancing the psychological treatment of bipolar disorder

Enhancing the psychological treatment of bipolar disorder with Wellbeing Plans Workshop will be presented by Dr Kristine Kafer, Clinical...
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Brittany George June 4, 2014 15th International Mental Health Conference, Depression, Paula Duncan

Depression and Recovery: A Working Example

Australian Television Icon, Ms Paula Duncan AM talks frankly about her personal experience of depressive mental illness and the importance and value...
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Brittany George June 2, 2014 15th International Mental Health Conference, David Butt, Mental Health Services, National Mental Health Commission

The National Mental Health Commission: reviews, report cards and reform

The National Mental Health Commission has been tasked by the Australian Government to undertake an independent review of the mental health system....
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Brittany George May 23, 2014 15th International Mental Health Conference, anxiety, anxiety disorders, ANZMHa, Depression, Miki Perkins, The Age, Workplace bullying, Workplace Depression

Investing in mental health pays off

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    As an association that is a leader in mental health, we stand beside our First Nations people in both Australia and New Zealand to empower their people and communities to improve their wellbeing. We support our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Australia and Maori people in New Zealand/Aotearoa and acknowledge the beauty, strength and uniqueness in their people and cultures. We celebrate their diversity and acknowledge that we work, walk and talk on your lands and we thank and pay yindyamarra/whakaute/respect to your ancestors, Elders and people. Our association will work to continue to amplify voices and empower communities to improve the mental health within First Nations people in both countries.