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Everymind Suicide Prevention Program Manager, Marc Bryant and Project Lead, Sara Bartlett are joining international suicide prevention leaders at the 30th World Congress of the International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP), being held 17 – 21 September in Derry-Londonderry, Northern Ireland.
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.
Everymind welcomes the news today from the National Mental Health Commission (NMHC) outlining clear links between investment in mental health prevention initiatives and positive economic benefit for workplaces, schools and communities
Everymind welcomes the news from the Federal Minister for Health Greg Hunt on his plans to deliver a long term national health plan, focused intervention and preventative health measures for all Australians.
Everymind’s Ahead for Business initiative is among a number of programs and organisations providing digital support to small business owners as part of the Small Business Digital Champions Conference in Sydney this week.
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 sharing some exciting news that will mean a change for our team and our stakeholders over the next 18 months.
As announced today at the 2019 National Suicide Prevention Conference in Melbourne, our Director Jaelea Skehan will be taking some extended leave from Everymind to take on a new national leadership role in suicide prevention.
It is a privilege to be addressing you briefly this morning as the Director of Everymind and the principal sponsor for the 2019 National Suicide Prevention Conference.
The week ahead is set to be a busy one for the mental health and suicide prevention sector with more than 700 delegates due to arrive in Melbourne today ahead of the 2019 National Suicide Prevention Conference (NSPC), which runs Tuesday 23 July to Thursday 25 July.
By Jaelea Skehan
This week once again you can hardly open a social media channel without seeing commentary about 13 Reasons Why – a Netflix drama series that explores issues affecting young people, including suicide. This time it is centred around the news that Netflix taken steps to edit explicit scenes from season one of 13 Reasons Why, consequently setting a worldwide precedent for entertainment media.
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