Training and events calendar

The Whose Care? Our Care! project is a Medical Research Future Fund Million Minds Mental Health Grant (MRF2032333; 2024-2029) that works with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people, LGBTIQA+SB and multicultural, culturally diverse communities and, rural and remote communities across more than 35 Medicare Mental Health Centres (adults and kids), Safe Spaces and Safe Havens, Community Led Safe Spaces, Mental Health and Wellbeing Locals and a First Nations led and governed model.

What biases show up for us as LLEWs—and what do we do when they do? We’ll reflect on our own biases, share real LLEW examples, and explore how we can respond differently when they surface.

The aim of this seminar is to provide participants with an understanding of psychological issues related to offending youth in our society.

The Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule - Second Edition (ADOS-2) is a semi-structured, standardised assessment of communication, social interaction, and play.

This workshop offers training in an empirically validated treatment approach to borderline personality disorder (BPD) known as Good or General Psychiatric Management (GPM).

This workshop will show how to assess substance use, understand its impact on mental health, and integrate interventions into care.

The Collaborative Centre’s Psychology Supervisor Connect and Reflect series supports psychology supervisors to enhance their clinical supervision practice through focused teaching, reflection and practical application.

This training is ideal for support workers in non-clinical settings who are beginning to develop their skills in working with people who have BPD.

What new research reveals about Family Court pathways to protecting separated families affected by domestic and family violence

Learn skills for responding to distress in people from refugee and asylum seeker backgrounds.