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Contributor March 1, 2024 First responder, Frontline Mental Health, PTSD, PTSD treatment

Beyond threat – considering a broader range of traumatic stress injuries

Post-traumatic stress disorder is a common diagnosis for people who have experienced traumatic events, but as Senior Clinician Dominic Hilbrink...
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Contributor February 28, 2023 First responder, Frontline emergency workers, Frontline Mental Health, lived experience

MESHA's Lived Experience Research and Programs

Military and Emergency Services Health Australia ( MESHA) who is sponsoring Frontline 2023, have team members Karen May and Narelle Mason presenting...
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Brittany George July 9, 2018 19th International Mental Health Conference, First responder, Queensland Police Service

Supporting an Organisation Following a Critical Incident

Mrs Rebecca Elliott, Senior Social Worker with the Queensland Police Service joins us at the 2018 International Mental Health Conference to discuss ‘...
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