WA Mental Health Conference

Mon Nov 07 2022 at 08:30 am to Tue Nov 08 2022 at 04:30 pm

Optus Stadium | Perth

Western Australian Association for Mental Health
Publisher/HostWestern Australian Association for Mental Health
WA Mental Health Conference The fourth Western Australian Mental Health Conference is coming your way!
The WA Mental Health Conference is organised by the Western Australian Association for Mental Health, with principal support from the WA Mental Health Commission and support from Lotterywest.
The conference aims to develop, strengthen and support WA’s mental health sector, so we can work better together in the interest of the community’s mental health.
This event will provide collaborative opportunities for people with lived experience, clinical staff and non-clinical mental health workers; offering the chance to share resources, perspectives and best practices.
In 2022, we will utilise innovative and interactive ways of workshopping and sharing perspectives about how to best to unpack the theories, research and reports into actual practice in the workplace to benefit the people we serve.
We collectively have an opportunity to harness the new practices and technologies implemented through the COVID-19 pandemic to take us forward into the future.
We recognise that a combination of factors, including roles, strengths, and supports within the mental health workforce and in the community, contribute to a person's overall mental wellbeing and recovery journey.
Therefore, it's vital they all complement each other and work effectively together for this shared purpose.
CONFERENCE STREAMS WILL BE UNDERPINNED BY TRAUMA-INFORMED PRINCIPLES:
- Safety
- Trust
- Choice
- Collaboration
- Empowerment
- Respect
CONTENT WILL COVER PRACTICE ISSUES SUCH AS:
- Addressing stigma and discrimination
- Co-occurring issues, including alcohol/drugs, neurodevelopmental disorders and psychosocial NDIS
- Peer workers and building the lived experience workforce of the future
- Looking after our workforce: recruitment, retention and skills development
- Supporting and empowering those who care for others
- Equipping community and workplaces with mental health practice skills and strategies for all
- Utilising technology to offer long distance and remote support.
More information about sponsorship, submitting abstracts, presenters, ticket and travel subsidies etc:
https://waamh.org.au/conference-2022

Event Venue

Optus Stadium, 333 Victoria Park Drive, Perth, Australia

Tickets

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