News & events
News
Broken-up recently? Finding it hard to move on? Like listening to podcast’s? Yes, yes and yes? MindCast could be the series for you!
An official afternoon tea was held to welcome the new Head of CMHR, Professor Luis Salvador-Carulla.
A recent study published in Digital Health reported the results from a randomised controlled trial (RCT) conducted at the CMHR.
Assoc Prof Phil Batterham, with Dr Alison Calear and Dr Michelle Banfield will lead a study to develop monitoring systems to allow for the evaluation of The Way Back Support Service in the ACT.
Alison, Natasha and Sonia are researchers at the Centre for Mental Health Research and are supporting the mental health and wellbeing of young people!
Congratulations to Associate Professor Phil Batterham and Dr Alison Calear who were awarded funding from AFFIRM to develop more safe, acceptable and accurate screeners for mental health problems and suicide risk in adolescents.
Events
Professor Helen Killaspy's research focuses on the assessment of quality of care for people with complex mental health problems.
Martin Knapp is Professor of Social Policy and Director of the Personal Social Services Research Unit at the London School of Economics and Political Science
Debra Rickwood (PhD) is Professor of Psychology at the University of Canberra and Chief Scientific Advisor to headspace.
This inaugural CMHR Seminar Series are designed to provide participants with knowledge and skills in a systems thinking approach to mental health planning.
This exclusive Masterclass with Professor Diana Rose is a must-attend event for those currently involved in the field of mental health, particularly those who have an interest in consumer and carer involvement in research.
If you only attend one conference this year make it this one! The Service Users in Academia symposium has been run annually since 2011 for the purposes of advancing the discipline of service user academia - the meaningful involvement of service users in mental health and addiction research and teaching.
Professor Laurie Brown presents work undertaken by NATSEM through its participation in the DCRC-EDP initiative in estimating future numbers of people with dementia.