Call for Presenters – STOP Domestic Violence Conference 2019

by Joanne Law | Tue Apr 2019

Domestic violence is recognised as a serious and widespread problem in Australia, with enormous individual and community impacts and social costs.

It is ultimately preventable but to prevent violence we first need to understand it.

In Australia, our journey begins with sharing research, programs or projects that contribute to ending domestic violence.

Join us on Australia's journey by making a difference and presenting at the STOP Domestic Violence Conference, from the 9-11 December on the Gold Coast.

Your expertise may relate to:

Primary Prevention
Sector Development
Person-Centred
Men and Masculinities
Theory into Practice
DV and the Community
In the Crisis/Beyond the Crisis
Government, Law and Court

Submit your presentation proposal before the 14 June to be considered as a presenter.

We look forward to receiving your submission.

Warm regards

Conference Program Committee
2019 STOP Domestic Violence Conference Australia
9 - 11 December 2019, Surfers Paradise Marriott Resort & Spa, QLD
Ph: 07 5502 2068

Hosted by the Australian and New Zealand Mental Health Association Inc, an incorporated non-government, not for profit organisation.

P.S If you submit an abstract you are eligible for the discounted speaker rate!

Presentation Abstract Opportunity 2019 International Mental Health Conference

by Joanne Law | Wed Dec 2018

Authors or organisations were invited to submit an abstract of no more than 300 words. All proposals will be reviewed by the program committee. Presentations will be selected that provide a program offering a comprehensive and diverse treatment of issues related to the conference topics.

There are 3 options for presentations which you can select in the online submission form:

30-minute oral presentation
Panel presentation
Poster presentation

Conference Topics

Mental health across a lifespan
Suicide and self-harm prevention
Exploring the stepped care approach
Technology
Clinical challenges
Physical wellbeing, mental wellness
Mentally healthy workplace
Open Topics

Abstract / Presentation Submissions – Australian Rural and Remote Mental Health Symposium

by Joanne Law | Wed Dec 2018

The Australian Rural & Remote Mental Health Symposium will be in Adelaide in 2019!

https://anzmh.asn.au/rrmh

Adelaide is home to more than 75% of South Australia’s population, making its rural communities some of the smallest in Australia. That’s why the organisers believe it’s one of the best destinations to discuss the ways remote communities are accessing funding and resources to combat mental health issues.

The Program Advisory Committee are looking forward to working together to gather relevant speakers for presentations to deliver a program that will discuss the challenges and successes in delivering services for mental health in rural and remote Australia.

EVENT DETAILS
Australian Rural & Remote Mental Health Symposium
Date: Monday 28th – Wednesday 30th October 2019
Location: Adelaide Convention Centre
Accommodation: Holiday Inn Express for $165 per night (includes breakfast)

IMPORTANT DATES
Registration – open now. Early bird rates starting at $899 for two days.
Abstract/presentation submissions – open now Close 28th June 2019

If you are working in an area that provided mental health support for regional people this may be an opportunity to showcase your work.
If you have any questions, please get in touch with the Symposium Secretariat.

Postal Address: PO Box 29, NERANG QLD 4211
Direct: 0478 958 841 Phone: 07 5502 2068
W: https://anzmh.asn.au/rrmh | rural@mentalhealthaustralia.org.au

No More Harm Conference Presentation Opportunity

by Joanne Law | Tue Aug 2018

This is an opportunity for those of you who like to present on your passion for conflict prevention.

No More Harm National Conference

Are you vested in the prevention of bullying, harassing and discriminating behaviour?

Have you designed or implemented a program that is effective and delivers real solutions to harmful behaviours?

Do you want to teach and share knowledge with others?

Stand out from your peers and be seen as a thought leader who is actively sharing and contributing new concepts, best practises, innovative programs or new-age approaches to preventing harmful behaviour?

Presentation submissions for the No More Harm National Conference are now being accepted.