In person and virtual presentations are both being accepted
– Discuss case-studies outlining the mental health challenges and opportunities faced by our frontline workers
– Recount your personal experience in mental health within frontline and first responder services
– Advocate for improved mental health services and support for frontline workers
– Provide practical solutions and tools for attendees to make a difference
Take the stage and present to the audience in a 20 or 30 minute speaking session.
Be part of a discussion amongst a panel of 3+ fellow industry professionals.
Visually showcase your research or services.
Keep the attention of attendees on a dedicated workshop day with an engaging, hands-on learning experience.
Share short, sharp bursts of information in an interactive, round table setting.
Building and sustaining a positive cultural environment
Benchmarking, measuring and delivering organisational wellness initiatives
Review and improvement of current support programs
Implementing grass root organisational strategies
Case studies using applied data and research
Strategies to reduce workplace related stress in times of crisis
Building resilience: What does it look like and how do we get there?
De-stigmatisation of mental illness within the community
Understanding mental health: Colleagues, families, partners and carers
Preparing and transitioning from service to civilian life; challenges in loss of identity and support for retirees
Treatment of PTS, PTSD, depression, and anxiety
Preventing suicide and substance misuse
Challenges and solutions to self-stigmatisation
Dual education and service programs – how do we make this work for all involved?
Managing vicarious trauma (Emergency and non-emergency workers)
(up to 300 words)
(up to 100 words)
Submissions due by Friday 13 November 2020
Successful applicants will qualify for discounted registration rates.
Authors or organisations are invited to submit a presentation overview of no more than 300 words. All presentations will be reviewed by the program committee. Successful presentations will be selected based on their relevance to the conference topics and suitability to the conference program.
All successful authors and organisations are required to accept or decline their position before purchasing their registration.
