Events

This free webinar will focus on health professionals’ real experiences of using activity scheduling and mood monitoring in practice, its usefulness, and any barriers/solutions to using it with patients. Suitable for Allied Health, Counsellors, GP Registrars and GPs. Date: 7 June 2022 Session One: 12.30pm - 1pm Session Two: 6pm - 6.30pm For further information and registration see here.

This online workshop is suitable for anyone looking to clarify or grow their ability to interpret injury epidemiological data, including; public health practitioners, health promotion professionals, local government workers, WA Country Health staff, recent environmental science graduates or undergraduate health science students. For further information and registration see here.

This workshop has been designed to assist GPs and other health professionals diagnose patients with acute stress disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder and other co-morbidities. This training aims to increase participants’ skills and confidence to: 1.   Understand the relationship between traumatic events and the development of mental health conditions 2.   Identify evidence-based treatment and referral pathways for a patient impacted by trauma 3.   Recommend evidence-based resources, including e-Mental Health, for family/kinship groups impacted by trauma Accreditation: CPD Activity points (RACGP), MH CPD activity (GPMHSC), 3 Performance Review PDP units (ACRRM). Register here.  

Suitable for: GP Registrars and GPs. Topics covered: Introduction to CBT Challenging Unhelpful Thought Behavioural Strategies Psychological care in general practice Working with values Mindfulness Exposure Therapy Learning objectives: Describe the link between thoughts, feelings and behaviours Identify unhelpful thinking styles Apply cognitive and behavioural strategies to assist people with depression and anxiety Integrate the provision of psychological services within a general practice context Dates: 04 Jun and 18 Jun 2022 Register here.

This online interactive workshop aims to increase GPs' skills and confidence in; recognising presentations where suicide risk is high, undertaking a detailed risk assessment and management planning using a collaborative, team-based approach. Suitable for GP Registrars and GPs. Date: 21 June 2022 Time: 9am to 1pm For further information and registrations see here.  

This blended learning workshop aims to increase health professionals’ skill and confidence in taking a detailed suicide history and developing a collaborative management plan to increase the safety of people planning suicide. The workshop provides practical tools for health professionals managing the full spectrum of suicide risk presentations including the acute suicidal crisis, care after a suicide attempt and assisting families experiencing suicide bereavement. This program combines online interactive sessions, case discussion and self-directed learning modules. Accreditation: 6 hours CPD,  40 Accredited CPD Activity Points (RACGP) & ACRRM 4 Performance Review. Register here.

This blended learning workshop aims to increase health professionals’ skill and confidence in taking a detailed suicide history and developing a collaborative management plan to increase the safety of people planning suicide. The workshop provides practical tools for health professionals managing the full spectrum of suicide risk presentations including the acute suicidal crisis, care after a suicide attempt and assisting families experiencing suicide bereavement. This program combines online interactive sessions, case discussion and self-directed learning modules. Accreditation: 6 hours CPD,  40 Accredited CPD Activity Points (RACGP) & ACRRM 4 Performance Review. Register here.

Suitable for: GP Registrars, GPs, Multi-disciplinary, Psychologists, Social Workers and other mental health professionals. Topics covered: Topic 1 – Suicide and Stigma Topic 2 – The Suicidal Crisis Topic 3 – Acute Management Topic 4 – After the attempt Topic 5 – Bereaved by Suicide Learning objectives: • Undertake a suicide risk assessment effectively • Develop a collaborative safety plan • Implement a team approach to treatment planning • Provide effective management following a suicide attempt • Respond to the needs of people bereaved by suicide Register here. Location: Northam (venue TBC).