Training and events calendar

Join us for a special presentation on the Positive Impact of Creative Arts on Mental Health with Visiting Professor Christopher Dowrick, from the University of Liverpool, UK.

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.

An exploration of ways to understand, manage and support anxiety.

Tuning in to Teens Online Facilitator Training is a 3-half-day professional development workshop that gives trainees a grounding in the concepts of Emotional Intelligence and Emotion Coaching.

The Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule Second Edition (ADOS-2) is a semi-structured, standardised assessment of communication, social interaction...

Tuning in to Teens in-person facilitator training is a 2-day professional development workshop that gives trainees a grounding in the concepts of Emotional Intelligence and Emotion Coaching.

Understanding and responding to mental health crisis and suicide is one of the Victorian mental health workforce capabilities.

Dads Tuning in to Kids Online Facilitator Training is a single session training program to become an accredited facilitator of Dads Tuning in to Kids™, the evidence-based adaptation of the widely used Tuning in to Kids® parenting program.

Tuning in to Kids Online Facilitator Training is a 3-half-day professional development workshop that gives trainees a grounding in the concepts of Emotional Intelligence and Emotion Coaching.

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a is a neuro-developmental disorder that begins in early childhood and is regularly seen in presentations at Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services. While ADHD is typically diagnosed by a paediatrician, child psychiatrist, and/or psychologist, the aim of this seminar is to provide some fundamental knowledge around the disorder to assist clinicians in recognising the signs within a mental health assessment.