The Muster for Mental Health is travelling around Tasmania visiting Rotary Clubs and Regional Towns & Cities to bring focus on the importance of sustaining Mental Health research. Tasmania is the 8th drive segment of the 12 segments travelling around Australia spreading awareness and raising funds to continue research into Youth Mental Health and Youth... Continue Reading →
World Mental Health Day is the perfect time to start a conversation on how you can help yourself or someone you care for, look after their emotional health & well being. Setting up a plan to implement these 10 top tips is a really great place to start!
Get along to the Rotary Club of Ulverstone West Health & Wellbeing Expo on Friday October 13th, from 10:00am -3:00pm at the Gnomon Pavillion-Wharf Precinct. Come and say hello and view the many organisations offering support services and products in our community. You may even pick up some freebies!!! Entry on the day is FREE.
As part of Mental Health week (last week), New Mornings hosted a seminar called Depression Let's Talk. More than 20 people attended the seminar. Our next seminar is Saturday 14 November "Unpacking Depression". So watch our website for further details.
This is the last day of New Mornings M.E.S.H. (Mental, Emotional, Social & Spiritual Health) training session. This training hosted by New mornings is a 3 day comprehensive primary prevention and early intervention program for people of all ages, from kindergarten to adult. The trainer is Nairn Walker from Social Solutions.
ENGAGE is a support group which allows participants to listen and share, to improve in their communication and to gain courage to make positive life changes. It is a safe and supportive environment, guided by trained facilitators. ENGAGE stands for Encouragement, Nurturing and Growth in A Group Environment. ENGAGE is for women who are experiencing difficulties... Continue Reading →
The National Mental Health Commission’s review was released on 16 April 2015. The full report can be viewed at the Mental Health Commission site.
Promoting mental health and wellbeing in our community 