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 S2:E11 | Nicole Lee: Disability and Domestic Violence
Brittany George March 10, 2020 Podcasts

S2:E11 | Nicole Lee: Disability and Domestic Violence

Acts of violence can affect anyone. But some people, such as those with disability, may be especially vulnerable to experiencing violence, with 1 in 2 adults with a disability experiencing violence after the age of 15. After suffering a decade…
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 S2:E10 | Stuart Auckland: How Tasmania is Tackling Suicide Prevention
Brittany George March 3, 2020 Podcasts

S2:E10 | Stuart Auckland: How Tasmania is Tackling Suicide Prevention

As part of the National Suicide Prevention Trial, the Australian Government is supporting the implementation and evaluation of twelve suicide prevention trial sites across Australia. One of the individual’s responsible for its implementation is Stuart Auckland. Stuart is the Coordinator…
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 S2:E9 | Simone O’Brien: My Survivor Story
Brittany George February 25, 2020 Podcasts

S2:E9 | Simone O’Brien: My Survivor Story

Warning: This week’s episode deals with potentially triggering issues relating to domestic violence. If you feel at any time that you need help or support, please contact Lifeline on 13 11 14. Simone O’Brien is a domestic violence survivor, speaker,…
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 S2:E8 | Dr Marshall Watson: Developmental Trauma in Indigenous Adolescents
Brittany George February 18, 2020 Podcasts

S2:E8 | Dr Marshall Watson: Developmental Trauma in Indigenous Adolescents

Adolescence represents a time of significant physical, psychological and cognitive change for young people. With this, is a time of potential vulnerability for the development of mental health issues in the context of young people’s lives. Unfortunately for Indigenous people…
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 S2:E7 | Mark Molloy: How to Utilise Positive Change Culture in Your Workplace
Brittany George February 12, 2020 Podcasts

S2:E7 | Mark Molloy: How to Utilise Positive Change Culture in Your Workplace

In order for positive and successful culture changes to happen in any workplace, there needs to be a change of attitudes at all levels. With a background in Psychology, Mark Molloy first joined West Midland Ambulance Service (UK) on a…
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 S2:E6 | Martin Fisk: Breaking the Cycle of Violence by Working with Young Men
Brittany George February 6, 2020 Podcasts

S2:E6 | Martin Fisk: Breaking the Cycle of Violence by Working with Young Men

For nearly twenty years, Menslink has supported young men in Canberra affected by family violence. However the issue is getting worse. Patterns of violent behaviour are being entrenched without early intervention. Research and data show there are many root causes…
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 S2:E5 | Brendon Marty: Creating Australia’s Most Mentally Healthy City
Brittany George January 28, 2020 Podcasts

S2:E5 | Brendon Marty: Creating Australia’s Most Mentally Healthy City

In a bid to become Australia’s most mentally healthy city, Townsville has embarked on the Mentally Healthy City (MHC) project, aiming to help citizens flourish and thrive as a community. This is achieved by heightening the focus on mental wellness…
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 S2:E4 | Commissioner Chris Burn: Why We Shouldn’t Wait for the ‘Mind Attack’
Brittany George January 22, 2020 Podcasts

S2:E4 | Commissioner Chris Burn: Why We Shouldn’t Wait for the ‘Mind Attack’

Just like cardiology, mental health is about much more than rushing to the Emergency Department for acute care after a catastrophic event. Mental ill-health is preventable and is not just about managing symptoms or distress; it’s about ensuring the fundamentals…
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 S2:E3 | Andrew Douglas: Mental Health and the New Workplace
Brittany George January 17, 2020 Podcasts

S2:E3 | Andrew Douglas: Mental Health and the New Workplace

What causes people to suffer mental health conditions in their workplaces is not limited to their work and work environment. Recent evidence strongly suggests the erosion of traditional employment relationships and stressors at home are the major causes of mental…
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 S2:E2 | Liana Papoutsis: My Professional (& Personal) Experience with Domestic Violence
Brittany George December 19, 2019 Podcasts

S2:E2 | Liana Papoutsis: My Professional (& Personal) Experience with Domestic Violence

As an experienced human rights, international relations and law academic and family violence and social change advocate, Liana Papoutsis’ lived experience of intimate partner family violence has led to a personal crusade for education and awareness. Listen in as Liana…
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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.