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Brittany George June 27, 2017 18th International Mental Health Conference, ANZMHA, consumer led programs, Mental Health, mental health and work, mental health conference, Mental Health Nursing, nursing students

Undergraduate Mental Health Nursing Students’ Perspectives On Consumer-Led Programs

The 2017 Conference will be held at the Conference Centre, Sea World Resort, Gold Coast, Queensland from Monday 21 August – Wednesday 23 August 2017.
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Brittany George June 27, 2017 benefits of sunlight, Health, health and well-being, healthline, healthy, Mental Health, Mental Health Australia

What Are The Benefits of Sunlight?

Sunlight and Serotonin
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Brittany George June 26, 2017 Health, Mental Health, mental health management, state-of-mind

Supporting Your Own State-of-Mind

Taking care of someone else in an anxious or stressed state-of-mind, naturally, results in putting your own headspace at risk. How you manage that...
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Brittany George June 20, 2017 funding, LGBTI, LGBTI mental health, Mental Health, mental health programs, rural and remote mental health

Victoria Commits $500,000 For LGBTQ Mental Health Ahead Of 'Damaging' Plebiscite

Victoria prepares for marriage plebiscite, despite plans stalling.
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Brittany George June 14, 2017 career in health, Emerge Aotearoa, Mental Health, mental health career, mental health clinicians

Opportunities for Mental Health Clinicians

At Emerge Aotearoa we really are all about people. We're culturally connected and hold our values close to our hearts.
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Brittany George June 13, 2017 anxiety, anxiety disorder, anxiety disorders, anxiety in children, child mental health, Children’s mental health, Mental Health

The Reality of Preschool Anxiety Disorders

Most people think that younger children can’t have anxiety. They think that because children do not have much of a life experience, what do they have...
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Brittany George June 6, 2017 Depression, depression in males, depression treatment, Mental Health, Mental Illness, Metal Health Australia, suicide, suicide prevention, Suicide Prevention Australia

"Everything I Wanted is Gone": John Brogden's Journey Through the Darkness

John Brogden spent his life working to become Premier of NSW – until a colossal fall from grace and a very public suicide attempt changed his life...
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Brittany George June 1, 2017 6th Aaustralian Rural and Remote Mental Health Sym, Mental Health, Mental Illness, rural and remote health, Rural and Remote Mental Health, Rural and Remote Mental Health Symposium, rural Australia, rural Australians, Rural Depression, rural health, Rural men, rural mental health, Rural Mental Health Conference

Join us at the 2017 Australian Rural and Remote Mental Health Symposium

Join us this October 11-13 at the 9th Australian Rural and Remote Mental Health Symposium at the Commercial Club in Albury, NSW.
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Brittany George May 29, 2017 headspace, Mental Health, Mental Health Australia, mental health awareness, Mental Illness, psychology, youth mental health

Improving Services for Australians Affected by Forced Adoption

Improving services for Australians affected by forced adoption: Up-skilling and enhancing the health sector
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Brittany George May 25, 2017 children, Depression, depression in males, men's mental health, Mental Health, mental health awareness, post-natal depression

Dads can suffer depression after childbirth too

No matter how many books you read, nothing really prepares you for the birth of your first child. And that goes for dads, as well as mums.
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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.