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Everymind is pleased to welcome Associate Professor Carmel Loughland to the role of Acting Director of Everymind for the next 18 months while the Institute’s substantive Director Jaelea Skehan fulfils a position as Special Adviser for the National Suicide Prevention Taskforce.
Successful conclusion of the LifeSpan Newcastle project will be officially marked today with a special event at Merewether Surfhouse, examining key outcomes and future aspirations for suicide prevention in the Hunter New England region.
Everymind is pleased to announce launch of the evidence-informed Mindframe for Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) guidelines. Commissioned by the Australian Government Department of Health the project aims to positively influence the quality of media reporting on AOD-related issues, improve community attitudes towards people living with issues related to AOD use and increase help-seeking behaviour.
Everymind welcomes the funding announcement by the Federal government today for Australia’s Primary Health Networks (PHNs), which coordinate the health services needed to respond to the specific needs of our communities.
In simple terms, resilience can be thought of as the ability to handle stressful situations and bounce forward following difficult times.
Everymind team member and LifeSpan Newcastle Coordinator, Dr Katie McGill has been named as one of the first six recipients to receive Higher Degree Research Scholarships under the National Suicide Prevention Research Fund.
In an article published in the Newcastle Herald, Everymind Director Jaelea Skehan talks about our first 25 years, as well as the road ahead.
A gallery of images from our 25 year anniversary event, held on Thursday 14 December.
We'd like to hear from people in small business regarding the small business and mental health project.
Today, we mark one month since the official launch on 9 October – my how time flies!
Prevention First: A prevention and promotion framework for mental health