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16th International Mental Health Conference Program has been released

Brittany George May 18, 2015

The 16th International Mental Health Conference will bring together leading clinical practitioners, academics, service providers and mental health experts to deliberate and discuss Mental Health issues confronting Australia and New Zealand Thursday 13 August to Friday 14 August 2015 on the Gold Coast.

The 2015 Program includes over 70 speakers, 50 poster presentations and interactive workshops. This dynamic and topical program will discuss a vast range of subjects including; workplace health, LGBTI mental health, early intervention and treatment, e-Health, suicide prevention and child, youth and family mental health services.

To view and/or download the complete program please click here.

Conference Program cover

Workshops - Wednesday 12 August 2015
Half day workshops are FREE to the first 100 Full Registration delegates. Book early to avoid disappointment as places are limited. For more details please check the conference website.

Early Bird Registration
Registration to this important event is available online. Ensure you register and pay by Friday 3 July 2015 to receive the discounted registration.

For more information on the 16th International Mental Health Conference , please click here.

 
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