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Digital Mental Health MusingsSeason Finale: A look back on 2024In the series finale of Digital Mental Health Musings, guest host Kate Hatchman takes listeners on a journey through the conversations that shaped the past year. From innovative digital tools for young people to culturally safe care for First Nations clients, the episode weaves together powerful insights and personal stories from clinicians across Australia. Whether you're an experienced clinician or new to digital mental health, this episode is packed with actionable advice and compelling stories. Tune in as we reflect on 2024 and look ahead to more transformative conversations in the year to come. Ch...2024-11-2557 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalseMHPrac Webinar 76: How Online Resources are Changing Mental Health Care Around the WorldeMHPrac (e mental health in practice) Project Director Heidi Sturk recently spoke at the 12th Annual Scientific Meeting International Society for Research on Internet Interventions (ISRII) in Limerick, Ireland and at the Digital Mental Health Congress in Ottawa, Canada. She returned with a lot of exciting news about what's going on internationally in the digital mental health space.
In this webinar, Dr. Jan Orman will speak with Heidi Sturk about the conference learnings and some of the developments she found most exciting. It seems there is a lot happening and talking to Heidi will help us all keep up!2024-10-3128 min
eMHPrac Webinar Based Podcasts – Black Dog Institute PodcastseMHPrac Webinar 76: How Online Resources are Changing Mental Health Care Around the WorldeMHPrac (e mental health in practice) Project Director Heidi Sturk recently spoke at the 12th Annual Scientific Meeting International Society for Research on Internet Interventions (ISRII) in Limerick, Ireland and at the Digital Mental Health Congress in Ottawa, Canada. She returned with a lot of exciting news about what's going on internationally in the digital mental health space.In this webinar, Dr. Jan Orman will speak with Heidi Sturk about the conference learnings and some of the developments she found most exciting. It seems there is a lot happening and talking to Heidi will help us all...2024-10-3128 min
Black Dog Institute Podcasts for Health ProfessionalseMHPrac Webinar 76: How Online Resources are Changing Mental Health Care Around the WorldeMHPrac (e mental health in practice) Project Director Heidi Sturk recently spoke at the 12th Annual Scientific Meeting International Society for Research on Internet Interventions (ISRII) in Limerick, Ireland and at the Digital Mental Health Congress in Ottawa, Canada. She returned with a lot of exciting news about what's going on internationally in the digital mental health space.In this webinar, Dr. Jan Orman will speak with Heidi Sturk about the conference learnings and some of the developments she found most exciting. It seems there is a lot happening and talking to Heidi will help us all...2024-10-3128 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsBreaking the cycle of stuck thinking with Mello“Clinicians out there are in need of tools they can use like this to really bridge that gap between what they talk about with young people in sessions and what they would like them to do in everyday life.”In this episode of Digital Mental Health Musings, we dive into the pervasive issue of stuck thinking, or rumination, in children and adolescents - those persistent, often debilitating thought patterns that trap young minds in a cycle of anxiety and depression. Joined by Dr Imogen Bell, senior research fellow and psychologist at Orygen Digital, who led the d...2024-10-2834 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsHow digital mental health can help strengthen client-practitioner relationships: On the Ground with Dr Bianca Cannon“I think really it’s just another tool in your suite of tools you can use as a clinician.”General Practitioner Dr Bianca Cannon shares her journey using digital mental health with clients and what happens when we challenge the fears we might have around incorporating digital tools into practice.In this episode Dr Cannon talks about the techniques and skills that health professionals already have to help their clients get the greatest benefit from digital mental health. We discuss the role that motivational interviewing plays when it comes to selecting the right candidates for digita...2024-09-2332 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsMomentum: a new era in personalised digital mental healthcare for young people“Young people wanted something to grab them, and not something to make them think that this was a magic treatment program that was going to make everything better strait away. They wanted it to say momentum moving forward.”Have you ever wondered what your young child or adolescent clients image their mental health care to look and feel like? Now an innovative new digital mental health platform developed by leading Australian mental health experts and co-designed with hundreds of young people, has brought to life that vision of personalised digital care for young people. Momentum is a ment...2024-08-2638 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsDr Mim Weber on deep listening and becoming better allies to First Nations clients and colleagues“My First Nations colleagues tell be that listening is most important. Listening is really the beginning of any relationship building. But what are we listening to? What are we listening for?”In this episode WellMob’s senior workforce development officer, Dr Mim Weber joins us to talk about her journey into allyship – what that looks like for her, how it can foster deeper connections with First Nations colleagues and clients and how WellMob’s digital tools and resources can help in your own journey. We look at the burden of cultural load that many of our First Nations cli...2024-07-2930 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsDigital mental health and the power of personal stories: On the Ground with Diane Cass“We all like to learn that we're not the only person dealing with this. When [a client] actually hears stories of other people and how they've overcome certain situations, I think it's incredibly powerful.”In this episode, Diane Cass, a social worker and doctoral candidate with Charles Stuart University, discusses the different ways she uses digital mental health tools and services to help her clients connect with other people’s stories and journeys through mental health challenges. She explains how she is able to help clients feel less alone and more supported with digital services and what to con...2024-06-2425 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsFInding it hard to use digital mental health in practice? Implementation Science can help you understand why - and provide steps to make it easier“It doesn’t have to be a really big intervention. Often it’s these smaller changes that make a big difference.”In this episode, Dr Marlena Klaic, senior research fellow in implementation science at the University of Melbourne, decodes some of the common attitudes and behaviours health professionals express about digital mental health, from an implementation science lens. This conversation will give you lots of great insights into some of the barriers that you might experience yourself when it comes to using digital mental health – and the steps to overcome them. Check out some of...2024-05-2742 min
Digital Mental Health Musings4 tips to help you be more creative and flexible about tailoring digital mental health to suit your clients: On the Ground with Psychologist Dr Lyn O'Grady“So, I think that was something that added, added some weight to what I was talking about. And also in the session you’re trying to cover so many things, quite often in that 50 minute session, that to give that sort of idea to go away and look at that, to consolidate some of that, or to get a bit more information, or look at it in a different way, because you don’t quite know what people do take away from the conversation that you’re having.”In our first episode of the new season, respected child and...2024-04-2942 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsSeason Finale: A look back on 2023In the season final of Digital Mental Health Musings, we take a look at the key moments from our conversations with the experts shaping the mental health landscape in 2023. From AI and chatbots to Australia’s ground-breaking digital mental health safety and quality standards, plus culturally responsive mental healthcare, data protection and privacy, a moderated online social community changing youth mental healthcare, the clinician attitudes and behaviours that support better client experiences with digital mental health, and more, we’ve covered a lot of ground. Featuring key moments, analysis and practical tips on integrating digital mental health into...2023-12-1147 min
eMHPrac Webinar Based Podcasts – Black Dog Institute PodcastseMHPrac Webinar 62: Understanding Social And Emotional WellbeingMany of us are aware of the term Social and Emotional Wellbeing (SEWB), but what does SEWB mean for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and how it might impact on our clinical practice? For this brief webinar, Dr Jan Orman will be joined by Angela Sheridan, a Wiradjuri woman and member of eMHPrac's WellMob website team. The WellMob website is based on this holistic SEWB model of health and wellbeing. They will discuss how connection to culture, country and community can be a protective factor to tap into for your Indigenous patients and client wellbeing.Resources: ht...2023-12-1129 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalseMHPrac Webinar 62: Understanding Social And Emotional WellbeingMany of us are aware of the term Social and Emotional Wellbeing (SEWB), but what does SEWB mean for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and how it might impact on our clinical practice? For this brief webinar, Dr Jan Orman will be joined by Angela Sheridan, a Wiradjuri woman and member of eMHPrac's WellMob website team. The WellMob website is based on this holistic SEWB model of health and wellbeing. They will discuss how connection to culture, country and community can be a protective factor to tap into for your Indigenous patients and client wellbeing.
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Black Dog Institute Podcasts for Health ProfessionalseMHPrac Webinar 62: Understanding Social And Emotional WellbeingMany of us are aware of the term Social and Emotional Wellbeing (SEWB), but what does SEWB mean for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and how it might impact on our clinical practice? For this brief webinar, Dr Jan Orman will be joined by Angela Sheridan, a Wiradjuri woman and member of eMHPrac's WellMob website team. The WellMob website is based on this holistic SEWB model of health and wellbeing. They will discuss how connection to culture, country and community can be a protective factor to tap into for your Indigenous patients and client wellbeing.Resources: ht...2023-12-1029 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsHere's how Head to Health is making it easier for Health Professionals to connect with digital mental health“I think that the website works really hard to transmit that information in a way, that encourages people with milder symptoms to give some of these digital resources a go. We know they work but not everybody's using them. They're not being used to the fullest capacity that they could be. So, I think the other side of the coin is encouraging people who have got distress but aren't in this severe group to give digital mental healthcare a go and see if it helps - because often it will.”When Australia's national mental health navigation service, Head...2023-11-2740 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsAlgorithms, Chatbots and Big Tech: Navigating the legal and ethical dilemmas around AI and Digital Mental HealthThe rapid rise of AI has prompted some crucial questions about its use in the mental health setting: what are the privacy implications of sharing sensitive information to chatbots? How is that data being tracked across these platforms, how is it being stored and protected – and are chatbots bound by the same professional standards as a human therapist? In this episode of Digital Mental Health Musings, we chat to renowned socio-legal researcher Dr Piers Gooding about the legal and ethical challenges surrounding the use of chatbots and AI in mental health – what we should be cautious about, what...2023-10-3044 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsDr Lou Farrer on the clinician attitudes and behaviours that shape digital mental health use in Australia“What I wanted to understand is what is the on-the-ground evidence, what is the everyday experience of clinicians who are using digital tools in their practice? And on the other side, what’s getting in the way of clinicians being able to effectively use these sorts of tools in their practice?”In this episode of Digital Mental Health Musings we talk to Dr Farrer about what she has learned about how clinicians responded to the implementation of telehealth through the qualitative survey responses of more than 500 mental health practitioners. We talk about what those findings can reveal about...2023-09-2546 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsThe new wave of youth digital mental health: how MOST is challenging the mental healthcare model for young people“It’s a big problem, even in face-to-face care, that people drop out after a few sessions and don’t engage in treatment for long enough to get the benefits of therapy, says head of research at Orygen Digital, Associate Professor Shane Cross.In this episode of Digital Mental Health Musings, we talk to Professor Cross and Savanah Whieldon, Orygen Digital’s Queensland Peer Work Coordinator, about the inspiring work that led to MOST (Moderated Online Social Therapy). It’s a platform that has been co-designed with young people and brings together a multi-disciplinary team of youth mental hea...2023-08-2844 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsSpotlight on WellMob: Connecting digital mental health to culturally responsive healthcareHow can mental healthcare professionals adjust their practices to better serve Indigenous clients in culturally safe, responsive and respectful ways? In this episode of Digital Mental Health Musings, Dr Tania McMahon talks to social worker Bec Pevitt and Project Officer Angela Sheridan from WellMob – an online platform that shares Indigenous knowledge and wisdom to health professionals to strengthen the social, emotional, spiritual and cultural wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples by bringing together a rich collection of culturally responsive digital mental healthcare tools and resources.In this conversation we chat about Indigenous approaches to...2023-07-2451 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsA new interdisciplinary online community supporting mental healthcare professionals: Spotlight on Black Dog Institute's Health Professionals Education and Resources HubThe challenges associated with managing complex mental health conditions, client and peer relationships, as well as keeping on top of new developments and research in the field can be overwhelming – and, at times, lonely. In this episode, we speak to GP and medical educator at Black Dog Institute, Dr Phoebe Holdenson-Kimura, about a new resource for health professionals that highlights the value of building an interdisciplinary community of peers and colleagues for tackling problems and gaining insights from across different disciplines within the mental health space.We chat about how the Hub works, which Health Pro...2023-06-2638 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsAustralia's new Digital Mental Health Standards will help deliver safer and more effective care - here's what it means for health professionalsThe rapid rise of digital mental health programs and services has brought with it much promise to the concept of mental health treatment – particularly the promise of leveling mental healthcare disparity with the potential for faster care and more equitable access.As a health professional who recommends and integrates these services into care, how can you be sure that access to high-quality and safe healthcare is prioritised? That digital services and apps keep pace with new evidence and advances in mental health care as well as health practitioners can, and that patient data is handled safely and et...2023-05-291h 02
Digital Mental Health MusingsSupport for Family and Friends: Spotlight on Minds TogetherCaring for loved ones with mental illness puts caregivers at risk themselves – now two new digital mental health programs have been developed to support them. The role of caregiving can come at a high personal cost. Research shows that it can lead to depression, anxiety and a decrease in wellbeing with carers reporting significant negative outcomes including time out of the workforce and poorer physical and mental health. In our first episode of 2023 we take a look at the ‘hidden workforce’ of the Australian mental healthcare system – the family, friends and caregivers of people living with menta...2023-04-2440 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsQ&A: Answering Your Burning Questions About Digital Mental HealthIn this episode host, eMHPrac Director Heidi Sturk steps in as host to answer all your burning questions about digital mental health. From questions about the basics of digital mental health, to more complex questions, we are wrapping up this season by bringing you the answers to some of your biggest questions including:There are so many different digital options out there - what are they all for?Are digital treatments as effective as face-to-face?How is risk managed in dMH interventions?Check out some of the resources mentioned in this episode below.2022-12-1918 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsMental Health Online: The Journey to Blended CareIn this episode host, Dr Tania McMahon speaks to Associate Professor Neil Thomas and Dr. Hailey Tremain from Mental Health Online. They discuss the story of Mental Health Online, their pathway to blended care, their therapist-assisted program and how health professionals can use Mental Health Online to enhance their practice. Mental Health Online is an initiative of Swinburne University's National eTherapy Centre, providing online information, assessment, self-guided and therapist assisted programs for a variety of mental health issues. About the GuestsNeil Thomas is Director of the National eTherapy Centre and Deputy Director of t...2022-11-2134 min
Digital Mental Health MusingseHub: What We've Learned From Two Decades of DigitalIn this episode host, Dr Tania McMahon speaks to Dr Kylie Bennett, Managing Director of eHub about MoodGym, eCouch, and what they have learned over the last 20 years working in digital mental health. Dr Kylie Bennett is the Managing Director of e-Hub Health which delivers automated, evidence-based online self-help programs for mental health. The programs include MoodGym, a cognitive behaviour therapy (iCBT) training program for young people and e-couch which provides self-directed training in a range of psychological approaches for managing common mental health problems. She previously worked at the Australian National University for 15 years as part...2022-10-2434 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsSpotlight on SMS4dadsIn this episode host, Dr Tania McMahon speaks to Scott White, PANDA Project Lead for SMS4dads about SMS4dads services, the evidence behind it and how it can support health practitioners in their work with new or expecting parents. Prior to working the PANDA Scott was communications manager at the Hunter New England and Central Coast Primary Health Network where he advocated strongly for evidence-based care and whole system improvements to mental health, Aboriginal health, chronic disease management and after-hours medical services. Scott's skill and experience in these areas complimented his work as Project Lead liaising b...2022-09-2630 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsSpotlight on LifelineIn this episode of Digital Mental Health Musings host, Dr. Tania McMahon speaks to Sherry Cameron and Tess Reddel from Lifeline Australia about Lifeline's services.Sherry Cameron is the National Manager of Digital Services for Lifeline Australia, which provides 24/7 services to people in distress via SMS and online chat. Sherry oversaw the evolution of Digital Services from a six-hour-a-night pilot program to a 24/7 operation using hundreds of trained volunteers, all working remotely. She is an MBA and has been an entrepreneur and business executive in the USA, Singapore, Mexico, and the UAE. She also holds an advanced...2022-08-2941 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsBurnout in Clinical Practice and How Digital Tools Can HelpIn this episode of Digital Mental Health Musings host, Dr. Ruth Crowther speaks to Dr Tania McMahon about burnout in clinical practice and how digital tools can help. Dr Tania McMahon is a returning guest on the Digital Mental Health Podcast. She is a Senior Research Officer within the eMHPrac team and a registered Clinical Psychologist. Tania has been working in ePsychology research for over a decade, helping develop and test a range of innovative therapies and technologies, including telephone-based treatments, online programs, and apps, to help improve mental health and wellbeing. She also works in a p...2022-06-2737 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsSpotlight on MoodMissionIn this episode of Digital Mental Health Musings host, Dr. Ruth Crowther speaks to David Bakker about the MoodMission app, integrating mental health apps into treatment, and the ongoing development of digital interventions.Dr David Bakker is the Founding Director of MoodMission. He is a clinical psychologist in private practice and has previously worked in rural mental health outreach, youth mental health, disability support, and a range of psychology services. He also teaches postgraduate psychology at the Institute for Social Neuroscience. He is passionate about technology and the evolution of its use in mental health support. David...2022-05-2336 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsA Collaborative Approach to Navigating ComplexityIn the first episode of Season 2 Digital Mental Health Musings host Dr. Ruth Crowther speaks to Jane Austin and Lyndal Sherwin from TheMHS. They discuss the origins of the TheMHS Learning Network, their goals, the upcoming TheMHS Conference, and TheMHS Awards.Jane Austin is Executive Director of TheMHS and has had a background in health organisation management for the last twenty years. This has included roles at the George Institute for Global Health and the Royal Flying Doctor Service. Jane has also held Board positions, including as a Director of the Asthma Foundation of NSW. J...2022-04-2529 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsSpotlight on Hello Sunday MorningIn episode 8, Dr. Ruth Crowther speaks to Dominique Robert-Hendren about Hello Sunday Morning, the Daybreak app, alcohol use, and the drinking culture in Australia. Dominique is a clinical psychologist with extensive experience as a clinician and mental health executive. She was the National Mental Health Program and Services Director for Australia’s largest private health care organisation, responsible for driving the transformation in service design of evidence-informed innovative programs and new models of care, including an effective national digital mental health care strategy during COVID19 for both patients and employees. Dominique is a behavioural health scientist, research sch...2021-12-1930 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsYarning about Mental Health: A Conversation with Professor Tricia NagelIn episode 7, Dr. Ruth Crowther speaks to Professor Tricia Nagel about the Aboriginal and Islander Mental health initiative (AIMhi), the Stay Strong app and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander digital mental health.Professor Tricia Nagel has thirty years of experience working in NT rural and remote mental health and substance use settings as psychiatrist and educator. Since 2003 Professor Nagel has led a research program based at Menzies School of Health Research in Darwin. The program promotes Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives of mental health and access to culturally responsive services and treatments. It has transitioned over...2021-10-3132 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsUsing Digital Technologies to Reduce Substance and Alcohol UseIn episode 6, Dr. Ruth Crowther speaks to Dr Jennifer Connolly about digital interventions for alcohol and substance use, how they can help, their effectiveness and how practitioners can incorporate them into their practice.Dr Jennifer Connolly is a Clinical Psychologist and Senior Research Fellow at Queensland University of Technology. Jennifer has been working in psychology research for over 20 years with a focus on projects investigating novel treatments for a range of mental health problems including depression, psychosis, and alcohol misuse. Over the last decade, Jennifer's work has focused on creating and testing psychological treatments delivered via technology...2021-09-2626 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsIntroducing WellMob: Supporting First Nation Peoples Wellbeing OnlineIn episode 5, Dr. Ruth Crowther speaks to David Edwards about the WellMob website, the role of digital mental health in supporting the health and wellbeing of First Nations people, and his journey to working in digital mental health.David Edwards is a Worimi man who grew up in Turrbal/Jagera country and now lives in the Bundjalung lands of northern NSW. David works under the national e-Mental Health in Practice from University of Sydney’s University for Rural Health in Lismore NSW as the co-director of the WellMob website program that provides a digital library of Aboriginal an...2021-08-2933 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsSpotlight on This Way UpIn episode 4, Dr. Ruth Crowther speaks to Jay Court for This Way Up about her journey to working in digital mental health, her experiences in mental health nursing, and take a deeper look at This Way Up.Jay Court is the Digital Mental Health Engagement Lead for This Way Up at the Clinical Research Unit for Anxiety and Depression (CRUfAD), St. Vincent's Hospital. Jay has dual backgrounds in mental health nursing and communications. Her interests include health equity, science communication, innovative behavioural science, and interdisciplinary approaches to stakeholder engagement.In this episode, Ruth and Jay...2021-07-2537 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsIn Conversation with Professor Nick Titov: Digital Mental Health in the Australian Healthcare SystemIn episode 3 we speak to Professor Nick Titov about his work in digital mental health and digital mental health in the Australian Healthcare system.Nick Titov is a Professor in the Department of Psychology, Macquarie University. His work focuses on the development and delivery of digital psychological treatments. He has been involved in more than 90 clinical trials of psychological interventions involving more than 10,000 people across four countries and has published more than 200 peer-reviewed papers.Nick is also Executive Director of both the MindSpot and PORTS’ Clinics. Together, these clinics employ more than 60 mental health professionals an...2021-06-2631 mineMHPrac Webinar Based Podcasts – Black Dog Institute PodcastsUsing online resources for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mental health & wellbeingIn this podcast based on a recent webinar we partner with UCRH to talk about how frontline health and community workers can use digital wellbeing tools to help keep our Indigenous mob feeling ‘deadly’ (#feeling great!). Hosted by: David EdwardsGuests: David Edwards, Tiarnee Schafer, Nathan Bramston, Samantha WildBased on Webinar 45 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available here: https://medcast.com.au/courses/367 For more information about WellMob go to www.wellmob.org.au2021-05-1834 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalsUsing online resources for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mental health & wellbeingIn this podcast based on a recent webinar we partner with UCRH to talk about how frontline health and community workers can use digital wellbeing tools to help keep our Indigenous mob feeling ‘deadly’ (#feeling great!).
Hosted by: David Edwards
Guests: David Edwards, Tiarnee Schafer, Nathan Bramston, Samantha Wild
Based on Webinar 45 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available here: https://medcast.com.au/courses/367
For more information about WellMob go to www.wellmob.org.au2021-05-1834 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsLiteral Digital Mental Health in Practice for PsychologistsIn episode 2, Dr. Shelley Appleton and Dr. Tania McMahon, clinical psychologists, discuss the application of digital interventions with clients and troubleshoot common challenges. They discuss what digital programs are useful, how to start using digital interventions with clients, who find digital interventions useful, and how to address clients' barriers to using digital interventions, among other common issues. 2021-04-1130 mineMHPrac Webinar Based Podcasts – Black Dog Institute PodcastsSupporting Indigenous wellbeing through digital resources: an introduction for cliniciansIn this podcast based on a recent webinar we discuss the Indigenous concept of Social and Emotional Wellbeing, focusing on the curation of culturally appropriate digital resources. We will introduce participants to a new website, called WellMob that houses over 200 Indigenous-specific digital wellbeing resources.
Hosted by: Dr Jan OrmanGuests: David Edwards, Dr. Anthony Vogelpoel Simon DuBoisBased on Webinar 44 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available here: medcast.com.au/courses/364
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Black Dog Institute Podcasts for Health ProfessionalsSupporting Indigenous wellbeing through digital resources: an introduction for cliniciansIn this podcast based on a recent webinar we discuss the Indigenous concept of Social and Emotional Wellbeing, focusing on the curation of culturally appropriate digital resources. We will introduce participants to a new website, called WellMob that houses over 200 Indigenous-specific digital wellbeing resources.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: David Edwards, Dr. Anthony Vogelpoel Simon DuBois
Based on Webinar 44 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available here: https://medcast.com.au/courses/3642021-03-1127 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalsSupporting Indigenous wellbeing through digital resources: an introduction for cliniciansIn this podcast based on a recent webinar we discuss the Indigenous concept of Social and Emotional Wellbeing, focusing on the curation of culturally appropriate digital resources. We will introduce participants to a new website, called WellMob that houses over 200 Indigenous-specific digital wellbeing resources.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: David Edwards, Dr. Anthony Vogelpoel Simon DuBois
Based on Webinar 44 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available here: https://medcast.com.au/courses/3642021-03-1127 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsSetting the Scene for 2021 in Digital Mental HealthHeidi Sturk discusses the world of digital mental health resources in 2021. This episode will explore the importance of digital mental health resources, their benefits, and the move towards these resources becoming commonplace in clinical practice across Australia. We will hear a little more about what eMHPrac is and the role they play in digital mental health. 2021-03-0724 min
Digital Mental Health MusingsIntroducing Digital Mental Health MusingsAn introduction to the new podcast from e-Mental Health in Practice (eMHPrac): Digital Mental Health Musings.2021-03-0502 mineMHPrac Webinar Based Podcasts – Black Dog Institute PodcastsOnline Resources to Empower Adolescents to Manage AnxietyIn this podcast, based on a recent webinar we discuss the prevalence of adolescent anxiety, assessment, and evidence-based face-to-face and online approaches to empowering young people.
Hosted by: Dr Jan OrmanGuests: Dr Sarah Barker, Dr Karen Spielman, Kay RogersBased on Webinar 43 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/361
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Black Dog Institute Podcasts for Health ProfessionalsOnline Resources to Empower Adolescents to Manage AnxietyIn this podcast, based on a recent webinar we discuss the prevalence of adolescent anxiety, assessment, and evidence-based face-to-face and online approaches to empowering young people.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Dr Sarah Barker, Dr Karen Spielman, Kay Rogers
Based on Webinar 43 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/3612020-10-2631 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalsOnline Resources to Empower Adolescents to Manage AnxietyIn this podcast, based on a recent webinar we discuss the prevalence of adolescent anxiety, assessment, and evidence-based face-to-face and online approaches to empowering young people.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Dr Sarah Barker, Dr Karen Spielman, Kay Rogers
Based on Webinar 43 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/3612020-10-2631 mineMHPrac Webinar Based Podcasts – Black Dog Institute PodcastsAddressing Domestic Violence: the Hidden Issue Behind Mental Health IssuesDomestic violence is a leading public health problem globally. Despite its high prevalence and strong association with mental health problems, it is still significantly under-recognised and responded to in clinical practice.
In this podcast based on a recent webinar we will focus on how to identify domestic violence to make a difference to patient’s safety and well-being.
Hosted by: Dr Jan OrmanGuests: Kelsey Hegarty, Carmel O’Brien, FionaBased on Webinar 42 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/359
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Black Dog Institute Podcasts for Health ProfessionalsAddressing Domestic Violence: the Hidden Issue Behind Mental Health IssuesDomestic violence is a leading public health problem globally. Despite its high prevalence and strong association with mental health problems, it is still significantly under-recognised and responded to in clinical practice.
In this podcast based on a recent webinar we will focus on how to identify domestic violence to make a difference to patient’s safety and well-being.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Kelsey Hegarty, Carmel O'Brien, Fiona
Based on Webinar 42 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/3592020-09-1030 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalsAddressing Domestic Violence: the Hidden Issue Behind Mental Health IssuesDomestic violence is a leading public health problem globally. Despite its high prevalence and strong association with mental health problems, it is still significantly under-recognised and responded to in clinical practice.
In this podcast based on a recent webinar we will focus on how to identify domestic violence to make a difference to patient’s safety and well-being.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Kelsey Hegarty, Carmel O'Brien, Fiona
Based on Webinar 42 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/3592020-09-1030 mineMHPrac Webinar Based Podcasts – Black Dog Institute PodcastsChronic Pain: can we manage the complexity via telehealth?Chronic pain is a complex and often challenging condition to manage. With the sudden growth in telehealth and inability to see our patients face to face it can feel like this challenge is even greater. Telehealth has been used successfully by the Department of Pain Medicine at Vincent’s Hospital for nearly a decade.
In this podcast based on a recent webinar will discuss how the assessment and management of chronic pain can be done to optimise your patient’s outcome.
Hosted by: Dr Jan OrmanGuests: Dr Tania Gardner, Dr Jane Wheatley, Dr Mila...2020-07-3135 min
Black Dog Institute Podcasts for Health ProfessionalsChronic Pain: can we manage the complexity via telehealth?Chronic pain is a complex and often challenging condition to manage. With the sudden growth in telehealth and inability to see our patients face to face it can feel like this challenge is even greater. Telehealth has been used successfully by the Department of Pain Medicine at Vincent's Hospital for nearly a decade.
In this podcast based on a recent webinar will discuss how the assessment and management of chronic pain can be done to optimise your patient's outcome.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Dr Tania Gardner, Dr Jane Wheatley, Dr Milana Votrubec
Based on Webinar 41 in the eMHPrac...2020-07-3135 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalsChronic Pain: can we manage the complexity via telehealth?Chronic pain is a complex and often challenging condition to manage. With the sudden growth in telehealth and inability to see our patients face to face it can feel like this challenge is even greater. Telehealth has been used successfully by the Department of Pain Medicine at Vincent's Hospital for nearly a decade.
In this podcast based on a recent webinar will discuss how the assessment and management of chronic pain can be done to optimise your patient's outcome.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Dr Tania Gardner, Dr Jane Wheatley, Dr Milana Votrubec
Based on Webinar 41 in the eMHPrac...2020-07-3135 mineMHPrac Webinar Based Podcasts – Black Dog Institute PodcastsWho is looking after us? Supporting health care workers during COVID-19
In this podcast based on a recent webinar we will discuss the mental health impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Australian health professionals. What does the research tell us about what consequences to expect in the population generally as well as in ourselves and our colleagues?
Importantly we will also discuss what strategies we need to put in place to mitigate the effects of future crises on health care workers.
Hosted by: Dr Jan OrmanGuests: Jessica Strudwick, Dr Carol Newall, Dr Jocelyn LowingerBased on Webinar 40 in the eMHPrac Series for Health...2020-07-2827 min
Black Dog Institute Podcasts for Health ProfessionalsWho is looking after us? Supporting health care workers during COVID-19In this podcast based on a recent webinar we will discuss the mental health impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Australian health professionals. What does the research tell us about what consequences to expect in the population generally as well as in ourselves and our colleagues?
Importantly we will also discuss what strategies we need to put in place to mitigate the effects of future crises on health care workers.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Jessica Strudwick, Dr Carol Newall, Dr Jocelyn Lowinger
Based on Webinar 40 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at https://medcast.com.au...2020-07-2827 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalsWho is looking after us? Supporting health care workers during COVID-19In this podcast based on a recent webinar we will discuss the mental health impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Australian health professionals. What does the research tell us about what consequences to expect in the population generally as well as in ourselves and our colleagues?
Importantly we will also discuss what strategies we need to put in place to mitigate the effects of future crises on health care workers.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Jessica Strudwick, Dr Carol Newall, Dr Jocelyn Lowinger
Based on Webinar 40 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at https://medcast.com.au...2020-07-2827 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalsDiet and Mental Health: What, Why and HowThis podcast based on a recent webinar will provide an overview of the current research evidence regarding diet as a key determinant of and treatment target for mental health across the life stages, including a brief exploration of mechanisms of action.
It will also provide clear guidance on the principles of improving mental health outcomes through dietary support and counselling.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Prof. Michael Berk, Dr. Tetyana Rocks, Dr. Sarah Weaver, Gina Howland
Based on Webinar 38 in the eMHPrac Series for Allied Health Professionals https://medcast.com.au/courses/3162020-04-2124 min
Black Dog Institute Podcasts for Health ProfessionalsDiet and Mental Health: What, Why and HowThis podcast based on a recent webinar will provide an overview of the current research evidence regarding diet as a key determinant of and treatment target for mental health across the life stages, including a brief exploration of mechanisms of action.
It will also provide clear guidance on the principles of improving mental health outcomes through dietary support and counselling.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Prof. Michael Berk, Dr. Tetyana Rocks, Dr. Sarah Weaver, Gina Howland
Based on Webinar 38 in the eMHPrac Series for Allied Health Professionals https://medcast.com.au/courses/3162020-04-2124 mineMHPrac Webinar Based Podcasts – Black Dog Institute PodcastsDiet in Mental Health: What, Why and HowPodcast based on a recent webinar will provide an overview of the current research evidence regarding diet as a key determinant of and treatment target for mental health across the life stages, including a brief exploration of mechanisms of action. It will also provide clear guidance on the principles of improving mental health outcomes through dietary support and counselling.
Guest Experts
Prof. Michael BerkDr. Tetyana RocksDr. Sarah WeaverGina Howland
Based on Webinar 38 in the eMHPrac Series for Allied Health Professionals2020-04-2137 mineMHPrac Webinar Based Podcasts – Black Dog Institute PodcastsObsessive Compulsive Disorder: Delivering Therapy on the Internet
This podcast based on a recent webinar will provide an overview of obsessive compulsive disorder, how the disorder presents, and how it is most effectively assessed and treated.
Contemporary research on the efficacy of internet-delivered treatment for obsessive-compulsive disorder is outlined and services that provide such treatment are discussed.
Hosted by: Dr Jan OrmanGuests: Dr Janine Clark, Dr Sarah Weaver, Dr Bethany WootenBased on Webinar 37 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/3062020-03-1928 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalsObsessive Compulsive Disorder: Delivering Therapy on the InternetThis podcast based on a recent webinar will provide an overview of obsessive compulsive disorder, how the disorder presents, and how it is most effectively assessed and treated.
Contemporary research on the efficacy of internet-delivered treatment for obsessive-compulsive disorder is outlined and services that provide such treatment are discussed.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Dr Janine Clark, Dr Sarah Weaver, Dr Bethany Wooten
Based on Webinar 37 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/3062020-03-1928 min
Black Dog Institute Podcasts for Health ProfessionalsObsessive Compulsive Disorder: Delivering Therapy on the InternetThis podcast based on a recent webinar will provide an overview of obsessive compulsive disorder, how the disorder presents, and how it is most effectively assessed and treated.
Contemporary research on the efficacy of internet-delivered treatment for obsessive-compulsive disorder is outlined and services that provide such treatment are discussed.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Dr Janine Clark, Dr Sarah Weaver, Dr Bethany Wooten
Based on Webinar 37 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/3062020-03-1928 mineMHPrac Webinar Based Podcasts – Black Dog Institute PodcastsWorking in Bushfire Impacted Communities
Australia has recently been devastated by bushfires spanning across the country. Mental health professionals are on the front line, providing support to those effected.
This podcast will provide an overview of what previous disasters have taught us about trauma reactions in children, adults, families and communities and what the evidence based and evidence informed interventions are that you can use in your practice. .
Hosted by: Dr Jan OrmanGuests: Nicole Sadler, Janette Cook, Jane Nursey, Dr Sara Renwick-LauBased on Webinar 36 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/c...2020-02-2038 min
Black Dog Institute Podcasts for Health ProfessionalsWorking in Bushfire Impacted CommunitiesAustralia has recently been devastated by bushfires spanning across the country. Mental health professionals are on the front line, providing support to those effected.
This podcast will provide an overview of what previous disasters have taught us about trauma reactions in children, adults, families and communities and what the evidence based and evidence informed interventions are that you can use in your practice. .
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Nicole Sadler, Janette Cook, Jane Nursey, Dr Sara Renwick-Lau
Based on Webinar 36 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/3052020-02-2038 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalsWorking in Bushfire Impacted CommunitiesAustralia has recently been devastated by bushfires spanning across the country. Mental health professionals are on the front line, providing support to those effected.
This podcast will provide an overview of what previous disasters have taught us about trauma reactions in children, adults, families and communities and what the evidence based and evidence informed interventions are that you can use in your practice. .
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Nicole Sadler, Janette Cook, Jane Nursey, Dr Sara Renwick-Lau
Based on Webinar 36 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/3052020-02-2038 mineMHPrac Webinar Based Podcasts – Black Dog Institute PodcastsUnderstanding and Managing Health Anxiety
Most people worry about their health at some point, but for 5% of Australians, anxiety about health can become debilitating. People with health anxiety experience disabling, often uncontrollable fears about getting sick or becoming sick.
This podcast will help to explain when normal health concerns tip over to a serious mental health problem, and some practical tools and resources to help overcome health anxiety.
Hosted by: Dr Jan OrmanGuests: Dr Jill Newby, Dr Allison Mahoney, Dr Srishti DuttaBased on Webinar 35 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/c...2019-12-1322 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalsUnderstanding and Managing Health AnxietyMost people worry about their health at some point, but for 5% of Australians, anxiety about health can become debilitating. People with health anxiety experience disabling, often uncontrollable fears about getting sick or becoming sick.
This podcast will help to explain when normal health concerns tip over to a serious mental health problem, and some practical tools and resources to help overcome health anxiety.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Dr Jill Newby, Dr Allison Mahoney, Dr Srishti Dutta
Based on Webinar 35 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/2962019-12-0922 min
Black Dog Institute Podcasts for Health ProfessionalsUnderstanding and Managing Health AnxietyMost people worry about their health at some point, but for 5% of Australians, anxiety about health can become debilitating. People with health anxiety experience disabling, often uncontrollable fears about getting sick or becoming sick.
This podcast will help to explain when normal health concerns tip over to a serious mental health problem, and some practical tools and resources to help overcome health anxiety.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Dr Jill Newby, Dr Allison Mahoney, Dr Srishti Dutta
Based on Webinar 35 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/2962019-12-0922 mineMHPrac Webinar Based Podcasts – Black Dog Institute PodcastsMove to Improve
http://www.mediafire.com/file/h2ujklqgrbbvug2/BDI_Webinar_34_Podcast-MP3.mp3
A holistic approach that targets psychological, biological, social and lifestyle factors is best practice for management of mental health across the lifespan. This podcast based on a recent webinar explores how and when physical activity can be introduced to clients with complex and chronic mental health conditions.
Learn from our panel of a general practitioner, exercise physiologist and clinical psychologist about the tools and strategies they find most helpful and the benefits of working as a team.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
...2019-11-1321 mineMHPrac Webinar Based Podcasts – Black Dog Institute PodcastsHoarding Disorder
https://www.mediafire.com/file/q2uy5j7z67hsrxg/BDI_Webinar_33_Podcast-MP3.mp3
This podcsat, based on a recent webinar will outline our current understanding of hoarding behaviour, the impact on mental health hoarding can have, and how health professionals can support people who hoard to make the changes they want to see in their lives.
Hosted by: Dr Jan OrmanGuests: Dr Peter Baldwin, Simone Isemann & a Lived Experience representative, who is the loved one of someone with hoarding disorder.Based on Webinar 33 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.c...2019-11-1324 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalsHoarding DisorderThis podcsat, based on a recent webinar will outline our current understanding of hoarding behaviour, the impact on mental health hoarding can have, and how health professionals can support people who hoard to make the changes they want to see in their lives.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Dr Peter Baldwin, Simone Isemann & a Lived Experience representative, who is the loved one of someone with hoarding disorder.
Based on Webinar 33 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/2872019-11-1324 min
Black Dog Institute Podcasts for Health ProfessionalsHoarding DisorderThis podcsat, based on a recent webinar will outline our current understanding of hoarding behaviour, the impact on mental health hoarding can have, and how health professionals can support people who hoard to make the changes they want to see in their lives.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Dr Peter Baldwin, Simone Isemann & a Lived Experience representative, who is the loved one of someone with hoarding disorder.
Based on Webinar 33 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/2872019-11-1324 min
Black Dog Institute Podcasts for Health ProfessionalsMove to ImproveA holistic approach that targets psychological, biological, social and lifestyle factors is best practice for management of mental health across the lifespan. This podcast based on a recent webinar explores how and when physical activity can be introduced to clients with complex and chronic mental health conditions.
Learn from our panel of a general practitioner, exercise physiologist and clinical psychologist about the tools and strategies they find most helpful and the benefits of working as a team.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Dr Kristine Kafer, Dr Simon Rosenbaum & Dr Roxane Craig
Based on Webinar 34 in the eMHPrac Series for...2019-11-1321 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalsMove to ImproveA holistic approach that targets psychological, biological, social and lifestyle factors is best practice for management of mental health across the lifespan. This podcast based on a recent webinar explores how and when physical activity can be introduced to clients with complex and chronic mental health conditions.
Learn from our panel of a general practitioner, exercise physiologist and clinical psychologist about the tools and strategies they find most helpful and the benefits of working as a team.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Dr Kristine Kafer, Dr Simon Rosenbaum & Dr Roxane Craig
Based on Webinar 34 in the eMHPrac Series for...2019-11-1321 mineMHPrac Webinar Based Podcasts – Black Dog Institute PodcastsSocial Prescribing: Understanding the ‘what’, ‘how’ and ‘why’
https://www.mediafire.com/file/u68osootr4n5gz8/Social_Prescribing__Understanding_th.mp3
Social prescribing (sometimes referred to as non-medical prescribing or community referral) is a relatively new concept, developed as an innovative way to move beyond the medical model and address the wider social determinants of health.
This podcast examines some of the online mental health treatment programs that GPs need to know about, focusing on evidence-based programs that have been developed in Australia.
Guest Experts
Prof. Katherine BoydellDr. Katherine GillDr. Phoebe Holdenson Kimura
Based on Webinar 32 in the eMHPrac Series fo...2019-10-1727 mineMHPrac Webinar Based Podcasts – Black Dog Institute PodcastsMilitary Families: the impact of Defence Force services upon partners and children
https://www.mediafire.com/file/yxck7skhmqmj065/Military_Families__the_impact_of_Def.mp3
Military service has both positive and negative impacts upon the individual serving and their family.
This podcast will examine the impact of military service upon families mental health in more detail and provide an outline of treatment interventions and resources.
Hosted by: Dr Jan OrmanGuests: Dr. David Mitchell, Bree Till and Joanna RoustenBased on Webinar 30 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/267Special thanks to the Department of Veterans Affairs f...2019-10-1729 mineMHPrac Webinar Based Podcasts – Black Dog Institute PodcastsMental Health in the Workplace
http://www.mediafire.com/file/bh423saesn0v7ia/Mental_Health_in_the_Workplace.mp3
In this podcast, based on a recent webinar, our panel explores the issue of focus on the issue of mental health in the workplace.
Workplace mental health is a subject of great interest as increasing numbers of employees experience work-related psychological injury that can change their life trajectory
Hosted by: Dr Jan OrmanGuests: A/Prof Samuel Harvey & Peter FerreiraBased on Webinar 28 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/2632019-10-1724 mineMHPrac Webinar Based Podcasts – Black Dog Institute PodcastsPrevention and Treatment of Perinatal Mood Disorders
http://www.mediafire.com/file/qz59b6pn4qfuuiq/Prevention_and_Treatment_of_Perinata.mp3
Perinatal psychological distress is commonly experienced by new and expecting mothers.
This podcast will discuss the impact of perinatal mood disorders and ways in which distress can be prevented, detected and treated.
Hosted by: Dr Jan OrmanGuests: Prof Jane Fisher, Prof Jeannette Milgrom & Dr Elizabeth MaherBased on Webinar 29 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/265Special thanks to the Perinatal Depression e-Consortium for their contribution to the development of t...2019-10-1724 mineMHPrac Webinar Based Podcasts – Black Dog Institute PodcastsBurnout
http://www.mediafire.com/file/j93i2hj9wu5u89u/Burnout.mp3
Burnout is an issue much talked about today in the health professions and human services generally. It is not a considered disorder per se, but a set of symptoms associated with intolerable levels of work stress
In this podcast, based on a recent webinar, our panel discuss what constitutes burnout, what causes burnout and what we can do to prevent and treat it.
Hosted by: Dr Jan OrmanGuests: Prof. Gordon Parker, Dr Elizabeth Lennon, Dr Jocelyn Lowinger, Gabriela Tavella...2019-10-1728 mineMHPrac Webinar Based Podcasts – Black Dog Institute PodcastsAlcohol Misuse and Mental Health
http://www.mediafire.com/file/jp1e0znw3a83uuq/Alcohol_Misuse_and_Mental_Health.mp3
Alcohol misuse has a significant impact on individual and community health and well being.
In this podcast, based on a recent webinar, our panel will focus on the ways in which clinicians can help reduce the impact of alcohol misuse on mental health.
Hosted by: Dr Jan OrmanGuests: Dr Hester Wilson, Dr Sarah Barker, Dr Jane MacLeodBased on Webinar 25 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/2492019-10-1736 mineMHPrac Webinar Based Podcasts – Black Dog Institute PodcastsIntegrating Digital Mental Health Tools and Resources Into Your Practice
http://www.mediafire.com/file/8h3uzq39a1ghdrh/Integrating_Digital_Mental_Health_To.mp3
Digital mental health tools and resources are increasingly available in mental health services in Australia and other developed countries.
In this podcast, based on a recent webinar, psychologist Julia Reynolds provides an provides an overview of recent developments in the use of these tools in routine care and to support practitioners as they explore the rich array of high quality tools currently available in Australia.
This podcast is number 2 in a series of 2 aimed at increasing practitioner confidence in using...2019-10-1724 mineMHPrac Webinar Based Podcasts – Black Dog Institute PodcastsUsing Digital Mental Health Tools to Enhance Your Practice
http://www.mediafire.com/file/b125owuplwo6q5r/Using_Digital_Mental_Health_Tools_to.mp3
Digital mental health (DMH) tools and resources are increasingly available in mental health services in Australia and other developed countries.
In this podcast, based on a recent webinar, psychologist Julia Reynolds provides an overview of the main types and uses of digital mental health resources available in Australia and suggests ways that practitioners can find and evaluate these tools and integrate them into integrate them into clinical practice.
This podcast is number 1 in a series of 2 aimed at increasing...2019-10-1723 mineMHPrac Webinar Based Podcasts – Black Dog Institute PodcastsDiversity Online – Psychological Support for LGBTIQ People
http://www.mediafire.com/file/i7fif3vjhqevsp5/Diversity_Online_%25E2%2580%2593_Psychological_Sup.mp3
In this podcast, based on the eMHPrac webinar presented on 15th November 2015, we look at the factors influencing the mental health of people in the LGBTIQ community and the ways in which we as health professionals can help, both in our face to face dealings with LGBTIQ patients and in the recommendation of online resources developed especially for this population.
Guest Experts:• Sally Morris – Social Worker and National Project Coordinator of MindOUT National LGBTI Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Project• Stella Topaz...2019-10-1727 mineMHPrac Webinar Based Podcasts – Black Dog Institute PodcastsNon-Pharmacological Management of Chronic Pain
http://www.mediafire.com/file/pj1ufai4aw3lu5f/Non-Pharmacological_Management_of_Ch.mp3
Dr Simon Holliday says the problem of prescription opiate misuse is very big in the rural sector in Australia. Consequences of opiate use include death, increased pain, suppression of breathing in sleep and sleep apnoea amongst many other things including the social consequences. As GPs we need to be prepared to “invest some time to give detailed attention to all the different complex aspects of their problem” in order to properly manage opiate dependence.
Dr Toby Newton-John describes the important elements of non...2019-10-1716 min
Expert Insights – Black Dog Institute PodcastsNon-Pharmacological Management of Chronic Pain
http://www.mediafire.com/file/bmilpsguzks0f6h/Non-Pharmacological_Management_of_Ch.mp3
Dr Simon Holliday says the problem of prescription opiate misuse is very big in the rural sector in Australia. Consequences of opiate use include death, increased pain, suppression of breathing in sleep and sleep apnoea amongst many other things including the social consequences. As GPs we need to be prepared to “invest some time to give detailed attention to all the different complex aspects of their problem” in order to properly manage opiate dependence.
Dr Toby Newton-John describes the important elements of non-pharmacological management of c...2019-10-1416 min
Black Dog Institute Podcasts for Health ProfessionalsSocial Prescribing: Understanding the 'what', 'how' and 'why'Social prescribing (sometimes referred to as non-medical prescribing or community referral) is a relatively new concept, developed as an innovative way to move beyond the medical model and address the wider social determinants of health.
This podcast examines some of the online mental health treatment programs that GPs need to know about, focusing on evidence-based programs that have been developed in Australia.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Prof. Katherine Boydell, Dr. Katherine Gill & Dr Phoebe Holdenson Kimura
Based on Webinar 32 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/2822019-09-0527 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalsSocial Prescribing: Understanding the 'what', 'how' and 'why'Social prescribing (sometimes referred to as non-medical prescribing or community referral) is a relatively new concept, developed as an innovative way to move beyond the medical model and address the wider social determinants of health.
This podcast examines some of the online mental health treatment programs that GPs need to know about, focusing on evidence-based programs that have been developed in Australia.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Prof. Katherine Boydell, Dr. Katherine Gill & Dr Phoebe Holdenson Kimura
Based on Webinar 32 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/2822019-09-0527 min
Black Dog Institute Podcasts for Health ProfessionalsMilitary Families: the impact of Defence Force services upon partners and childrenMilitary service has both positive and negative impacts upon the individual serving and their family.
This podcast will examine the impact of military service upon families mental health in more detail and provide an outline of treatment interventions and resources.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Dr. David Mitchell, Bree Till and Joanna Rousten
Based on Webinar 30 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/267
Special thanks to the Department of Veterans Affairs for their contribution to the development of this webinar.2019-08-2929 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalsMilitary Families: the impact of Defence Force services upon partners and childrenMilitary service has both positive and negative impacts upon the individual serving and their family.
This podcast will examine the impact of military service upon families mental health in more detail and provide an outline of treatment interventions and resources.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Dr. David Mitchell, Bree Till and Joanna Rousten
Based on Webinar 30 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/267
Special thanks to the Department of Veterans Affairs for their contribution to the development of this webinar.2019-08-2929 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalsPrevention and Treatment of Perinatal Mood DisordersPerinatal psychological distress is commonly experienced by new and expecting mothers.
This podcast will discuss the impact of perinatal mood disorders and ways in which distress can be prevented, detected and treated.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Prof Jane Fisher, Prof Jeannette Milgrom & Dr Elizabeth Maher
Based on Webinar 29 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/265
Special thanks to the Perinatal Depression e-Consortium for their contribution to the development of this webinar.2019-06-2024 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalsMental Health in the WorkplaceIn this podcast, based on a recent webinar, our panel explores the issue of focus on the issue of mental health in the workplace.
Workplace mental health is a subject of great interest as increasing numbers of employees experience work-related psychological injury that can change their life trajectory
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: A/Prof Samuel Harvey & Peter Ferreira
Based on Webinar 28 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/2632019-06-1824 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalsMental Health Care in Rural AustraliaRural areas in Australia struggle to get the kind of services they need. Mental health care is no exception.
In this podcast, based on a recent webinar, our panel discusses the problems in care delivery in rural Australia – from the point of view of both consumers and service providers, and what practitioners can contribute to community efforts to improve mental health.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Wayne Wigham, Dr Ros Bullock, Beti Kordanovski, Dr Michael Millard
Based on Webinar 26 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/2562019-05-0233 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalsBurnoutBurnout is an issue much talked about today in the health professions and human services generally. It is not a considered disorder per se, but a set of symptoms associated with intolerable levels of work stress
In this podcast, based on a recent webinar, our panel discuss what constitutes burnout, what causes burnout and what we can do to prevent and treat it.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Prof. Gordon Parker, Dr Elizabeth Lennon, Dr Jocelyn Lowinger, Gabriela Tavella
Based on Webinar 27 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/2572019-05-0128 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalsAlcohol Misuse and Mental HealthAlcohol misuse has a significant impact on individual and community health and well being.
In this podcast, based on a recent webinar, our panel will focus on the ways in which clinicians can help reduce the impact of alcohol misuse on mental health.
Hosted by: Dr Jan Orman
Guests: Dr Hester Wilson, Dr Sarah Barker, Dr Jane MacLeod
Based on Webinar 25 in the eMHPrac Series for Health Professionals available at medcast.com.au/courses/2492019-04-1636 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalsIntegrating Digital Mental Health Tools and Resources Into Your PracticeDigital mental health tools and resources are increasingly available in mental health services in Australia and other developed countries.
In this podcast, based on a recent webinar, psychologist Julia Reynolds provides an provides an overview of recent developments in the use of these tools in routine care and to support practitioners as they explore the rich array of high quality tools currently available in Australia.
This podcast is number 2 in a series of 2 aimed at increasing practitioner confidence in using these online resources.
Guests: Julia Reynolds, Jamie Marshall
Based on Webinar 9 in the eMHPrac Series for Allied Health Professionals available...2019-01-2924 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalsUsing Digital Mental Health Tools to Enhance Your PracticeDigital mental health (DMH) tools and resources are increasingly available in mental health services in Australia and other developed countries.
In this podcast, based on a recent webinar, psychologist Julia Reynolds provides an overview of the main types and uses of digital mental health resources available in Australia and suggests ways that practitioners can find and evaluate these tools and integrate them into integrate them into clinical practice.
This podcast is number 1 in a series of 2 aimed at increasing practitioner confidence in using these online resources.
Guests: Julia Reynolds, Jamie Marshall
Based on Webinar 8 in the eMHPrac Series for Allied...2018-11-2823 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalsDiversity Online – Psychological Support for LGBTIQ PeopleIn this podcast, based on the eMHPrac webinar presented on 15th November 2015, we look at the factors influencing the mental health of people in the LGBTIQ community and the ways in which we as health professionals can help, both in our face to face dealings with LGBTIQ patients and in the recommendation of online resources developed especially for this population.
Guest Experts:
• Sally Morris - Social Worker and National Project Coordinator of MindOUT National LGBTI Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Project
• Stella Topaz – Registered Nurse Qlife National Project manager. Masters in Health Policy
Both Stella and Sally are members of the LG...2018-01-0927 min
Black Dog Institute for Health ProfessionalsNon-Pharmacological Management of Chronic PainDr Simon Holliday says the problem of prescription opiate misuse is very big in the rural sector in Australia. Consequences of opiate use include death, increased pain, suppression of breathing in sleep and sleep apnoea amongst many other things including the social consequences. As GPs we need to be prepared to “invest some time to give detailed attention to all the different complex aspects of their problem” in order to properly manage opiate dependence.
Dr Toby Newton-John describes the important elements of non-pharmacological management of chronic pain as it is delivered in the face to face environment.
Dr Regina Schultz from...2017-10-1916 min
Black Dog Institute Podcasts for Health ProfessionalsNon-Pharmacological Management of Chronic PainDr Simon Holliday says the problem of prescription opiate misuse is very big in the rural sector in Australia. Consequences of opiate use include death, increased pain, suppression of breathing in sleep and sleep apnoea amongst many other things including the social consequences. As GPs we need to be prepared to “invest some time to give detailed attention to all the different complex aspects of their problem” in order to properly manage opiate dependence.
Dr Toby Newton-John describes the important elements of non-pharmacological management of chronic pain as it is delivered in the face to face environment.
Dr Regina Schultz from...2017-10-1916 min