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This workshop focuses on practical strategies for implementing family-inclusive practice addressing common challenges

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

This workshop reviews the Victorian Youth Justice system, explores problem behaviors & examines connections to mental ill-health

This one-day workshop will focus on how we can provide more effective support for young people with co-occurring speech, language and communication needs and mental health challenges. This workshop will be helpful for a broad range of practitioners and lived experience workforces.

Join TheMHS Conference and dare to imagine an ideal mental health system in 2050 with a range of traditional and contemporary healing methods, early intervention, integrated social support services, choice, respect and social connection. This conference will explore how the world might evolve and what we need to do to consolidate the things we already do, and the new things we need to do to reach towards this utopian vision of an ideal mental health system.

A session hosted by the Department of Geriatric Medicine, The Royal Melbourne Hospital and Department of Medicine, University of Melbourne.

The ANZAPPL Conference will bring together practitioners and researchers at the intersection of psychiatry, psychology and law from around the world to explore a range of topics related to the interconnection between social norms, values, beliefs and ideologies and their impact on and interplay with legislative and justice responses. This will include exploration of individual and group attitudes, social and media trends, political and religious extremism, and the subsequent impacts on offending, legislative reforms, and forensic practice. Abstracts close 14 July 2025.

The world psychiatry community will explore the role of psychiatry in a changing world. Be among the first to hear cutting-edge insights from experts, gain access to emerging data, and grow your professional network by connecting with those facing similar challenges.

RMHC brings together mental health professionals, government, peer workers and people with lived experience to progress mental health and wellbeing for all rural and remote communities. The Conference will tackle sensitive issues like addressing substance use, violence and family dynamics in rural mental health, while also highlighting innovative pathways to inclusive and accessible mental health support and peer support models. Experts will share culturally safe and holistic approaches to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander wellbeing in rural and remote communities as well as talking about workforce barriers and hybrid delivery models.

For 25 years the Collab brings together Mental Health Nurses, lived experience advocates, and industry leaders to share breakthroughs, inspire change, and celebrate the everyday heroes of mental health care. It is the largest conference of practice-facing Mental Health Nurses and consumer workforce in Australia. This year’s theme is ‘Ordinary People doing Extraordinary Things.’