THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES AND NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH AUSTRALIA are recruiting for healthy siblings, between the ages of 18-45 years, of people who suffers schizophrenia to take part in new research. Here are the Research details, along with who you need to contact if you're interested in taking part.
Australians wishing to have their say as part of the National Report Card on Mental Health and Suicide Prevention should complete the online survey before Tuesday 8th May 2012. The survey is available in multiple languages. Please access online survey through the mental health commission website link. www.mentalhealthcommission.gov.au/report_card
Since October 2011 there have been no less than four significant empirical studies or inquiries (including a Legislative Council inquiry) published reviewing the work of the NSW MHRT.
Combined these provide some remarkable and valuable insights into the functioning of this body, and the dedication of the people working within the Tribunal system. The four studies are,
“The NSW Mental Health Review Tribunal - An analysis of clients, matters and determinations”(October 2011);
The monograph “Australian Mental Health Tribunals – Space for Fairness, Freedom, Protection and Treatment” (31 October 2011);
the Communio ‘Evaluation of the Efficiency and Cost of the Mental Health Inquiry System’ Report (30 January 2012); and
The Report of the Law and Justice Standing Committee of the Legislative Council on “Opportunities to consolidate tribunals in NSW” (March 2012).
Griffith University are looking for people who have experienced mental illness or carers/family members to take part in a study of the evolving role of community pharmacy. They would like to hear from you.
Kristy tells her story as a child of a woman with schizophrenia and as a person with bipolar disorder. She writes about the importance of love,understanding and acceptance in her personal journey.
Mental Illness can change a person. And not always for the worse. Watching However there are obstacles. Not everyone is willing to understand and support. And never is stigma so apparent than in the field of employment...
Come along to a fun Trivia Night organised by ARAFMI Illawarra on Saturday 7 July 2012. For more information and bookings, call (02) 42541699 or email: arafmi_i@bigpond.net.au
Paul Scott Williams, as the son of Geoff Williams has had several experiences with suicide. These experiences have now been expressed in music. You can listen and experience this music by downloading the attached audio file. Dangerous Thoughts
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