Well done to the webinar subcommittee behind AMMHEC who have worked so hard to deliver the conference online. COVID-19 has drastically changed our lives, but makes the discussion of students mental health all the more important! https://t.co/ro4X7FihEc #amhhec2020
Finally, we welcome Jeremy Audas, a social and community services practitioner with over 25 years’ experience to discuss mental health, higher education, and community wellbeing. https://t.co/ro4X7FihEc #amhhec2020
Richard Hill joins us next at AMMHEC 2020 to discuss ‘What do we mean when we say Mental Health and Emotions?’ Richard brings a host of experience as a practicing psychotherapist, managing editor, president and author to inform this interesting presentation. #amhhec2020
Next, we welcome Dr. Nicole Crawford to present at AMMHEC 2020. Nicole brings nearly a decade of experience as a lecturer and student coordinator at the University of Tasmania and will talk about supporting students’ mental wellbeing during the pandemic. #amhhec2020
First up at the 2020 AMHHEC is Dr. Benjamin Veness. Ben has a great interest in university students’ mental health a has been instrumental in bringing greater attention to what is now recognised as a core institutional and sectoral priority. https://t.co/ro4X7FihEc #amhhec2020
Very excited for the 2020 Australasian Mental Health and Higher Education Conference in partnership with JCU and ACAP. Join us live from 10:30am AEST or register to receive the recording at https://t.co/ro4X7FihEc #amhhec2020
Recent studies have revealed a troubling trend among Generation Z (those born from 1995 to 2015), as rates of anxiety, depression, and suicide in this cohort are markedly higher than in previous generations. Read @PsychToday’s search for solutions. https://t.co/XjB5VqPWWv
The peer reviewed papers from the @amhhec 2018 conference papers have now been published in an IJICC Special Edition: Ways Forward in Mental Health Innovation, Prevention, and Promotion: Voices from the Field https://t.co/GKVwXQi2BS
What a fantastic event. Sincere thank you to @amhhec committee, volunteers, sponsors, community, presenters, delegates and JCU colleagues. Thank you for making sure mental health is everyone's business https://t.co/4LwbqgHsxp
That's a wrap! After thousands of hours of planning and 25 hours of delivery, Australasian Mental Health and Higher Education co-founders A/Profs @MACarter123 and @abraham196870 are still smiling :) @jcu
#amhhec2018 Education without self development is threatening the very existence of human life; learning about the external world as a reflection of your internal world and learning to manage the inner world is important. Ankajan M.K. @amhhec
#amhhec2018 Education without self development is threatening the very existence of human life; learning about the external world as a reflection of your internal world and learning to manage the inner world is important. Ankajan M.K. @amhhec
@ryandanielJCU the field of art and mental health is complex we seem to need the artistic stereotypes but how do we look out for the wellbeing of 👨🎓 👩🎓 in the creative arts #AMHHEC2018
Fantastic lived experience presentation by Yulin Cheng critiquing the way autism is depicted in academic discourse. A great reminder of the importance of using compassionate and non-stigmatising language. She also blogs about autism at https://t.co/QfmmhJH56p #AMHHEC2018