OUR MISSION

The Bereavement Care Network links practitioners and services to improve support for people working in bereavement care in the North, North-West and South of Tasmania.

The Bereavement Care Network links practitioners and services to improve support for people working in bereavement care in the North, North-West and South of Tasmania.

OUR MISSION

The Bereavement Care Network links Practitioners and services to improve support for people working in bereavement care in the North, North-West and South of Tasmania.

The Bereavement Care Network links practitioners and services to improve support for people working in bereavement care in the North, North-West and South of Tasmania.

OUR MISSION

The Bereavement Care Network links practitioners and services to improve support for people working in bereavement care in the North, North-West and South of Tasmania.

The Bereavement Care Network links practitioners and services to improve support for people working in bereavement care in the North, North-West and South of Tasmania.

OUR MISSION

The Bereavement Care Network links practitioners and services to improve support for people working in bereavement care in the North, North-West and South of Tasmania.

The Bereavement Care Network links practitioners and services to improve support for people working in bereavement care in the North, North-West and South of Tasmania.

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Mental Health Week (8-14 October) - Presentations

Event Details

Date: Monday October 9th 2017

Time: 6pm to 7:30pm

Venue: UTAS, Newnham Campus, A Block, Room A150

Cost: Free Event

Presentation One: With Mindful Self-Compassion

An internationally recognised and effective program delivered by Rosy Green a nurse, counsellor and homebirth midwife for over 25 years, who lectures in health and wellbeing at the University of Tasmania. She recently trained as a teacher in Mindful Self- Compassion, a simple practice that allows us to ‘tend and befriend ourselves’. The approach combines ancient Eastern mindfulness with new Western discoveries about brain function and human connection.

Presentation Two: A Grassroots Approach to Wellbeing

Alan Johnson from Wellways Australia, will explore the difference between mental health and mental illness and what symptoms to recognise when someone may be experiencing mental ill health. Recognising that 1 in 5 people will be impacted by mental illness in a 12-month period he hopes to create some discussion about risk factors that may contribute to mental illness and consider some protective strategies. One of the aims of the session is to increase participants’ confidence to engage in a conversation with someone that may be experiencing low level mental illness.

For more information, contact John Alford (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.).

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