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25.01.2022 As term 4 begins its a great opportunity to decide what your Moonshot is going to be? What new things are you going to try and what new opportunities are you going to have for you and the young people around you? Anything is possible... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uaquGZKx_0
25.01.2022 3.2 million Australians (20% of the population aged between 16 and 85) Have a mental health issue.
21.01.2022 Very well said. If you or someone you know needs support. Help is out there. Contact your GP and make an appointment- today.
21.01.2022 We're planning our next Breakfast Club event! The workshop is on adolescent mental health: How to Assess the Risk on Wednesday 20th August from 8:00-9:30am at East Terrace Continental. It's tailored specifically for professionals working in education, this workshop is an interactive session that utilises professional actors to simulate real case scenarios, provoking thought and challenging ideas! If you know anyone who would like more information or to secure your spot please call Amelia on 8372 9504.
20.01.2022 Heres a useful resource kit for parents with a mental illness compiled by the Victorian Health Department. There are objective guides on the daily challenges of raising children and adolescents, first hand reflections from parents with mental illnesses as well as lots of other information about talking with your children about mental health. You can download the PDF for FREE from:... http://docs.health.vic.gov.au//Families-and-mental-health- See more
16.01.2022 We're very excited to be moving forward with building our app that will host educational health resources for students, teachers and parents! What topic would like us to cover first?
15.01.2022 Spots are filling up fast for our Breakfast Club event! The workshop is on adolescent mental health: How to Assess the Risk on Wednesday 20th August from 8:00-9:30am at East Terrace Continental. To secure your spot please call Amelia on 8372 9504 or email [email protected].
15.01.2022 Suicide is the leading cause of death for men under the age of 44 yrs and leading cause of death for women under the age of 34 yrs. Today is World Suicide Prevention Day visit www.wspd.org.au for more information.
13.01.2022 Here's a useful resource kit for parents with a mental illness compiled by the Victorian Health Department. There are objective guides on the daily challenges of raising children and adolescents, first hand reflections from parents with mental illnesses as well as lots of other information about talking with your children about mental health. You can download the PDF for FREE from:... http://docs.health.vic.gov.au//Families-and-mental-health- See more
13.01.2022 An excellent article for teachers and parents about the effects of stress on adolescents and their learning! A must read... http://www.acelconference.org.au//e-Publications/e-Teachin
12.01.2022 Do you know someone who's being bullied? Here's what you can do to help: - Ensure they are safe - Listen, ask open ended questions and build trust - Normalise any feelings of embarrassment, hurt or fear... - Reassure them that bullying is NOT their fault - Build their self-confidence - Reassure them they are not alone and there is support available See more
12.01.2022 Today is Pink Ribbon Day, a day when we can come together to show our support for those affected by breast and gynaecological cancers. To make a donation or for more information visit the Cancer Council at http://www.pinkribbon.com.au
11.01.2022 Be empowered. Be free.
11.01.2022 Do you know someone whos being bullied? Heres what you can do to help: - Ensure they are safe - Listen, ask open ended questions and build trust - Normalise any feelings of embarrassment, hurt or fear... - Reassure them that bullying is NOT their fault - Build their self-confidence - Reassure them they are not alone and there is support available See more
09.01.2022 Were planning our next Breakfast Club event! The workshop is on adolescent mental health: How to Assess the Risk on Wednesday 20th August from 8:00-9:30am at East Terrace Continental. Its tailored specifically for professionals working in education, this workshop is an interactive session that utilises professional actors to simulate real case scenarios, provoking thought and challenging ideas! If you know anyone who would like more information or to secure your spot please call Amelia on 8372 9504.
09.01.2022 The team just finished a session with Scotch College's year 10s on Healthy Relationships. A fantastic morning with a great bunch of kids! A huge thank you to Lane Hinchcliffe and all the small group leaders!
05.01.2022 As term 4 begins it's a great opportunity to decide what your Moonshot is going to be? What new things are you going to try and what new opportunities are you going to have for you and the young people around you? Anything is possible... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uaquGZKx_0
05.01.2022 The team just finished a session with Scotch Colleges year 10s on Healthy Relationships. A fantastic morning with a great bunch of kids! A huge thank you to Lane Hinchcliffe and all the small group leaders!
05.01.2022 Thank you to everyone who attended our Breakfast Club this morning on Adolescent Mental Health: How to Assess the Risk. Very interesting to hear first hand experiences from both a doctor and student perspective!
04.01.2022 Happy new year!
03.01.2022 This clip is taken from the movie Prayers for Bobby. The movie is a true story of Mary Griffith, gay rights crusader, whose teenage son, Bobby, committed suicide due to her religious intolerance. This emotional clip shows Mary testifying in congress, fighting for gay rights. Think and remember a child is listening... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOEnjQY_jCk
02.01.2022 Eating disorders are estimated to affect 9% of the Australian population and are especially prevalent in young people. For information and support visit your GP or www.nedc.com.au
01.01.2022 Were very excited to be moving forward with building our app that will host educational health resources for students, teachers and parents! What topic would like us to cover first?
