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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News | Posted on 19th Oct 2021
Western Sydney Recovery College invites past and present students to complete our Student Survey as we begin planning for the next two terms in 2022.
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Event | Posted on 29th Sep 2021
WSRC invite you to attend an afternoon tea and to enjoy a game of trivia with us on 19 October, 2-3pm.
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Event | Posted on 15th Sep 2021
As part of October’s Mental Health Month, the Transcultural Mental Health Centre (TMHC) is organising a series of online webinars in multiple languages for members of CALD Communities. The webinars will focus on the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on our mental health and wellbeing, how to recognise symptoms of mental distress in ourselves and others and provide information on where to seek help. The webinars will also provide tips and skills on how to manage stress and keep well during this challenging time. The webinars will be in-language or in English with an interpreter.
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News | Posted on 14th Sep 2021
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Event | Posted on 8th Sep 2021
2021 would mark the ninth annual Wellness Walk over the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge for One Door Mental Health. Now 18 months into the pandemic, it is important to continue to raise awareness on the impact of COVID-19 on the people we support, motivate them to stay active and halt the decline in their physical health.
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Event | Posted on 8th Sep 2021
World Suicide Prevention Day is about raising awareness of suicide in our communities and identifying where and how we can work together collaboratively towards a world without suicide.
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Event | Posted on 8th Sep 2021
Join this R U OK?Day webinar to learn when and how to ask R U OK? so you can have a conversation that could change a life.
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Event | Posted on 1st Sep 2021
Seven men die every day in Australia from suicide, and suicide accounted for two in five deaths among 15- to 17-year-olds in 2019. Mental health is a growing issue, and as a region, we all have a role to play in providing culturally appropriate, targeted mental health services that save lives.
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News | Posted on 5th Aug 2021
Now that lockdown has been extended through to the end of August, this means that there have been further changes to our Term 3 schedule. In order to provide some certainty in this uncertain time, the remainder of our Term 3 schedule has been updated to online workshops only.
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Event | Posted on 4th Aug 2021
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 21st Jul 2021
Entries are now open for
Mental Illness Fellowship of Australia's Out From The Mist photography and short movie competition.
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News | Posted on 6th Jul 2021
One Door Mental Health is planning to set up a support group for people who hear voices. The support group will aim to be non-judgmental and provide a stigma-free experience for people who hear voices.
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News | Posted on 30th Jun 2021
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News | Posted on 3rd Jun 2021
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News | Posted on 2nd Jun 2021
Bipolar disorder directly impacts 1.5 million Australians, but not enough is being done to support them and their communities.
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News | Posted on 13th May 2021
Western Sydney Local Health District (WSLHD) is currently working with Lived Experience Participants to co-design a new Suicide Prevention Service as part of the Toward Zero Suicide Initiative, Suicide Prevention Outreach Team (SPOT). This is a state-wide initiative with the co-design being facilitated by our partner Inside Out. WSLHD want your feedback for developing this service!
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Event | Posted on 22nd Apr 2021
ACON and the Parramatta Queer Forum are offering a free webinar training session that is open to all service providers and networks in the Parramatta Municipality and surrounds.
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News | Posted on 22nd Apr 2021
One Door Mental Health are seeking your feedback in developing our Strategic Plan for 2022-2025. If you would like to be involved, please complete the survey:
https://forms.office.com/r/ZW8iXWSe93
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Event | Posted on 20th Apr 2021
Schizophrenia Awareness Week 2021 will be held Sunday 23 May - Saturday 29 May and we will be celebrating the theme 'Discover Better Mental Health' with a range of online and in-person events.
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Event | Posted on 16th Mar 2021
Our Voice in Action - a capacity building workshop facilitated by Roses in the Ocean
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