Western Sydney Recovery College is a One Door Mental Health service made possible by funding from the Western Sydney Primary Health Network.
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Practising Assertiveness
Posted on 22nd Nov 2023
It can often be a difficult process to start a recovery journey when there are so many services out there to choose from. This program has been designed to assist people in navigating the mental health system in Western Sydney and to unpack what sorts of support different services can offer and when, how, and why you might need to access them. Information on using new apps and websites will be provided. Students will also gain general knowledge of the rights of mental health consumers while navigating the system, which will leave them feeling confident in advocating for themselves and in reaching out for help.
View Workshop/Program DetailsGrief is a natural and normal response to loss. Loss in a person’s life can be the loss of a loved one, a job, a relationship or a lifestyle. Everyone experiences loss and grieves in their own way. This workshop will not only be about bereavement, students will also learn about theories of grief, different types of loss, coping strategies and what life can look like beyond bereavement.
View Workshop/Program DetailsThis workshop explores the mental health needs of victims and survivors of domestic violence. The workshop draws upon up-to-date research on domestic violence, mental health and the lived experiences of survivors and their supporters. By the end of this course, students will have a better understanding of what domestic violence is, who it affects, the mental health impacts and how to support people suffering from these impacts.
View Workshop/Program DetailsThe values of Western Sydney Recovery College reflect what we do and how we do it. Our values reflect our aspirations for every individual who participates in our programs:
A community of recovery and support
Sharing and knowledge understanding and skills in a safe and friendly environment
Empowering recovery and personal change
We respect the uniqueness of all individuals. We work to reduce stigma and to build understanding of mental health issues in Western Sydney. We value the voice of lived experience with that of mental health workers.