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SPA Symposium 2021 Day 4 Highlights
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SPA symposium explores links between intergenerational trauma, mental illness and suicide.
Life in Mind eNews April 2021 edition
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Read the April 2021 edition of Life in Mind eNews.
SPA Symposium 2021 Day 3 Highlights
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SPA Symposium considers the importance of suicide postvention and bereavement support.
SPA Symposium 2021 Day 2 Highlights
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SPA Symposium hears early insights into the impact of COVID-19 on suicide
SPA Symposium 2021 Day 1 Highlights
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After a year of adversity, the suicide prevention sector readies for a ‘seismic shift’.
Life in Mind proudly supports Suicide Prevention Australia Symposium 2021
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Life in Mind is proud to be involved in the Suicide Prevention Australia Symposium 2021.
Highlights from the 'Putting It All Together' Symposium 2021
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Across two days in March, the Life in Mind team attended the Mental Health Victoria 'Putting It All Together' Symposium. In light of the release of several significant reviews into mental health and suicide prevention, this symposium included talks and panel discussions from many key experts dissecting the major reports set to shape mental health reform in the future.
Life in Mind eNews February 2021 edition
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View the first 2021 edition of Life in Mind eNews.
Q&A with Life in Mind Champion, Fiona Petersen, The Healing Foundation
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Meet Life in Mind Champion, Fiona Petersen CEO of The Healing Foundation.
COVID-19 survey results highlight people’s demand for current research, support and access to new information
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From August 2020, users of the Life in Mind portal were surveyed on the impact(s) they experienced during COVID-19. By the end of 2020, results showed that the vast majority of respondents (92%) indicated their emotional, wellbeing and mental health had been impacted.