News & events
News
CMHR PhD Student Brad Carron-Arthur has recently travelled to Lake Las Vegas to take part in the World’s Toughest Mudder race.
CMHR would like to congratulate Dr Lou Farrer who has won a prestigious Young Tall Poppy Science award.
Congratulations to CMHR PhD student Kathina Ali, the winner of the inaugural Grace Groom memorial scholarship, which was presented at the annual Grace Groom Oration dinner on Wednesday 21 October 2015.
ANU academic Dr Philip Batterham has been further recognised for his work in developing an online self-help program that aims to help people with mental health problems.
CMHR would like to congratulate Dr Philip Batterham who was honoured with one of the National Health and Medical Research Council’s (NHMRC) top prizes for excellence in health and medical research.
A fantastic fundraising effort by residents of Bruce Hall, one of ANU’s residential halls, has raised $7,000 for NIMHR at just the half way point of their 500km 3-day bike ride from Dubbo to Canberra.
Events
Investigating the process of military-to-civilian transition among Australian Defence Force (ADF) members, with a particular emphasis on psychological adjustment and cultural reintegration to civilian life.
A Centre for Mental Health Research showcase exploring a study on suicidal distress with the LifeTrack Project; and co-creating safe spaces for people experiencing emotional distress or suicidal crisis.
An investigation of Australia’s disability and mental health legislative frameworks
Join us as we celebrate collaboration with our 'release for comment' version of the 2020 Integrated Atlas of Youth Mental Health Care in the ACT.
Using visual analytics to overcome the challenge of extracting coherent and actionable knowledge from complex healthcare systems.
A five-part webinar series to examine and learn from the diverse public health and policy responses and impacts in six countries.
A five-part webinar series to examine and learn from the diverse public health and policy responses and impacts in six countries.
A five-part webinar series to examine and learn from the diverse public health and policy responses and impacts in six countries.
A five-part webinar series to examine and learn from the diverse public health and policy responses and impacts in six countries.