News | Posted on 11th Sep 2023
Eating disorders are complex, affecting millions of individuals across diverse backgrounds. Eating disorders encompass a range of conditions, each with its own set of challenges and consequences. They affect not only an individual's physical health but also their emotional and mental well-being. Anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge-eating disorder are just a few of the many faces of this complex issue.
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News | Posted on 14th Aug 2023
Depression affects millions of people worldwide, along with their families and caregivers. It's essential for everyone to understand the significance of this often-hidden struggle, as awareness can pave the way for empathy, support, and ultimately, recovery.
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News | Posted on 31st Jul 2023
Domestic violence is a distressing reality for many, and often extends far beyond physical harm. The emotional scars left in its wake can deeply impact the mental well-being of victims and survivors. At our upcoming workshop, "Domestic Violence and Mental Health," we delve into this critical intersection, drawing on extensive research and the lived experiences of those affected.
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News | Posted on 19th Jul 2023
Self-advocacy skills are essential for everyone, to navigate life's challenges, assert their needs, and make informed decisions. Whether it's in personal relationships, education, healthcare, or the workplace, the ability to advocate for oneself is a crucial life skill. Self-advocacy begins with recognising and taking ownership of one's own needs, desires, and goals. By becoming aware of our rights and preferences, we empower ourselves to actively communicate and assert these needs in various aspects of life. Self-advocacy fosters self-awareness and encourages individuals to advocate for what is in their best interest.
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News | Posted on 17th Jul 2023
Term 3 starts this week!
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News | Posted on 14th Jul 2023
Change is an inevitable aspect of life, and we all have areas within ourselves that we wish to improve. However, initiating conversations about change with loved ones, friends, or colleagues can be challenging. We may fear being perceived as nagging or resistant to change ourselves. At Western Sydney Recovery College, we recognise the importance of fostering open and supportive discussions about change. In our upcoming workshop, titled "
Conversations about Change," we aim to explore the art of effective communication strategies that can nurture growth and empower our relationships.
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News | Posted on 12th Jul 2023
Schizophrenia is a complex and often misunderstood mental health condition that affects millions of people worldwide. At Western Sydney Recovery College, we believe in the power of education and awareness to combat stigma and promote understanding. Our upcoming workshop, "
Understanding Schizophrenia," aims to provide students with a comprehensive overview of this condition, debunk myths, and foster empathy.
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News | Posted on 10th Jul 2023
Empowerment is crucial for mental health recovery, and self-advocacy is a powerful tool that can support individuals on their journey. Self-advocacy involves speaking up for your needs, rights, and preferences, and actively participating in decisions that impact your mental well-being. In our upcoming workshop, "
Introduction to Self-Advocacy," we will equip students with the knowledge and skills to become effective self-advocates.
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News | Posted on 3rd Jul 2023
NAIDOC Week, observed from July 2nd to July 9th, 2023, celebrates the history, cultures, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. At Western Sydney Recovery College, we recognise that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders always have and always will be this land's traditional owners. We pay our respects to elders past, present, and emerging, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and acknowledge their deep connection with this land.
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News | Posted on 18th Apr 2023
Schizophrenia awareness week is fast approaching (21-27 May, 2023). Do you want to learn more about Schizophrenia?
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News | Posted on 18th Apr 2023
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News | Posted on 18th Apr 2023
Wentwest PHN and our funders
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News | Posted on 10th Oct 2022
When you attend a recovery college workshop online, please make sure you’re present and able to actively participate.
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Event | Posted on 22nd Aug 2022
The Wellness Walk is a bridge walk for mental health. It is a family-friendly fun event to promote mental health awareness and reduce the stigma associated with mental illness. The Wellness Walk is a part of the national Mental Health Month.
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News | Posted on 19th Apr 2022
This term, the Skills for Life stream features an advocacy journey. Learn about what self-advocacy is, practice self-advocacy skills, learn about how you can become a peer advocate and develop presentation skills to take your mental health advocacy to the next level.
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Event | Posted on 6th Apr 2022
On Monday 23rd and Wednesday 25th May, join One Door Mental Health in our annual symposium as we share the latest insights, promote inclusive behaviour and encourage a purposeful and meaningful life amongst the creative and passionate community living with schizophrenia.
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News | Posted on 4th Apr 2022
Job No: ODMH220 Location: Parramatta
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News | Posted on 4th Apr 2022
Job No: ODMH218 Location: Parramatta
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Event | Posted on 2nd Mar 2022
Join us on International Women’s Day as we launch our publication recognising the proud history of NSW’s women mental health reformers.
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Date: 8 March, 2022 Time: 9 - 9:45am
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News | Posted on 9th Feb 2022
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News | Posted on 9th Feb 2022
The Mental Health Commission of NSW is inviting people with lived experience of mental health concerns and as carers and family members to provide feedback to help the Commission to be more effective in its work.
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News | Posted on 2nd Feb 2022
Did you know you can search the workshops and programs on the WSRC website by stream?
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Event | Posted on 25th Jan 2022
Whether you are a new student, a student very familiar with what we do, or someone who has not yet attended a workshop, we would love to hear from you!
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News | Posted on 12th Jan 2022
When you attend a recovery college workshop online, please turn on your camera.
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News | Posted on 12th Jan 2022
After a second year impacted by the pandemic, we are even more aware of the mental health impacts of uncertainty, lockdowns and isolation. We are also aware that returning to some semblance of ‘normal’, the relaxation of restrictions, the social anxieties of reconnecting with people and the worries of the festive season may be impacting mental health concerns as well.
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News | Posted on 14th Dec 2021
This time of year can be difficult. Add to this a new COVID variant, coming out of lockdown and opening up, there are many situations that might increase anxieties this year. If things start to feel overwhelming, please reach out to support services, links for which we have provided here.
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News | Posted on 24th Nov 2021
The Mental Health Commission of NSW is seeking the views of people across NSW who experienced impacts on their mental health and wellbeing during the COVID-19 pandemic and NSW lockdowns.
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News | Posted on 9th Nov 2021
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News | Posted on 3rd Nov 2021
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News | Posted on 20th Oct 2021
The National Stigma and Discrimination Reduction Strategy (The Strategy) includes a long-term vision for Australia where stigma and discrimination on the basis of mental ill-health are no longer barriers to people living long and contributing lives.
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