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The 6th National Social and Emotional Wellbeing Forum 2023

The 6th National Social and Emotional Wellbeing Forum 2023

Rethinking and reshaping service delivery for an improved metal health sector

The latest ABS national study of mental health and wellbeing has revealed higher levels of anxiety, psychological distress and depression among millions of Australians.

Mental health is a key component of overall health and wellbeing. More so, amongst First Nations people where health and wellbeing is viewed holistically and is closely connected to the individual, their family, community and Country.

Attend This Forum And Learn How To:

  •  Provide seamless integration, collaboration and delivery of mental health services
  •  Improve the cultural competency within the mental health system to better engage with   Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
  •  Tackle the stigma and come together to prevent suicide
  •  Implement strategies to overcome substance abuse and addictions
  •  Develop service models suited for mental health and wellbeing for vulnerable people

Date

28 Feb 2023 - 03 Mar 2023

Location

Perth WA

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