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The Melbourne Centre for Behaviour Change invites you to join us for another network and learn event!

Digital mental health is already changing how we work across the sector. This session will give you an understanding of what it means, where it’s heading, and some implications for consumers, carers, services and your role.

This webinar will cover the evidence-base for digital mental health tools, their advantages/disadvantages, how these tools can be used in clinical practice, and how to tell if a digital tool is high quality and evidence-based.

This session, hosted by Orygen Digital, is about how clinicians can use cutting-edge digital tools—including MOST, Mello, and XR—to enhance youth mental health care. It will include a live presentation and Q&A examining how these technologies are being developed and applied in practice to improve access, engagement, and outcomes for young people.

Digital mental health raises big questions about privacy, safety, responsibility and rights. Join Dr Piers Gooding to unpack the legal and ethical landscape, and what it means for practice.

This session explores how to create psychological and cultural safety in supervision, while navigating the balance of proximity and distance in cross-cultural relationships.

This workshop addresses approaches to assessing & responding to suicide & self-harm risk in young people with complex presentations.

This workshop explores features of autism spectrum disorder in young people and common co-occurring mental health conditions.

This workshop uses CBT principles and interventions to support young people experiencing anxiety, depression and other thinking patterns.

This workshop uses CBT principles and interventions to support young people experiencing anxiety, depression and other thinking patterns.