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Eating disorders across the female lifespan: Practical screening and management

InsideOut presents a discussion on eating disorders across the female lifespan, including how they emerge during key hormonal transitions, the ways they present in general practice, and practical approaches to early recognition and care.

Podcasts

PTSD assessment and why intensive trauma therapy works

Clinical psychologist Dr Grant Blake unpacks contemporary best practice in assessing and managing PTSD and complex PTSD, including intensive trauma treatment, EMDR and practical referral considerations.

Podcasts

Eating disorders in children and teens

InsideOut presents a practical conversation on the growing impact of eating disorders among children and adolescents.

Podcasts

Suicide prevention in men: Practical tips for GPs

Psychiatrist Prof Malcolm Hopwood explores practical strategies for assessing suicide risk in men, including how to ask the right questions and engage men who may never say, "I'm depressed".

Podcasts

Recognising eating disorders in higher-weight patients

Join GP experts Dr Rachel Kalman and Dr Karen Spielman as they discuss how eating disorders in higher-weight patients can present in general practice, why they are frequently missed, and how GPs can improve patient outcomes.

Podcasts

Culturally safe suicide prevention

GP Specialist Dr Gretchen Hitchins and GCPHN Board Member Laurence West speak with host Dr Ralph Audehm about culturally safe care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Podcasts

Eating disorders: Practical tips and tools for GPs

GP Dr Karen Spielman and Clinical Psychologist and Lived Experience Advocate Pheobe Ho joins host Dr Rebecca Overton to explore practical, GP friendly approaches to identifying and assessing eating disorders.

Podcasts

Recognising autism in women and girls

Jenna Ward-Hawkes explores the presentation of autism in women and girls, unpacking subtle clinical clues and the hidden cost of coping that standard assessments often miss.

Clinical Articles

Kids on social media more than two hours a day at higher risk of mental illness

What can social media habits reveal about a young person's mental health trajectory?

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GP burnout, medico-legal fear and suicide prevention

Dr Matthew Coleshill and Dr Katherine Petrie from the Black Dog Institute join host Dr Rebecca Overton to discuss the pressures facing GPs and evidence-based strategies to support wellbeing.

Podcasts

Loneliness, depression and suicide risk in older adults

Psychiatrist Dr Samuel Ryder speaks with host and GP Dr Marita Long about how to recognise and manage loneliness, depression, anxiety, and suicide risk in older adults.

Podcasts

Suicide prevention in neurodivergent patients

Clinical Psychologist Prof Tony Attwood joins host GP Dr Rebecca Overton to discuss how to recognise and respond to suicide risk in autistic and other neurodivergent patients.

Mental health

Eating disorders across the female lifespan: Practical screening and management

InsideOut presents a discussion on eating disorders across the female lifespan, including how they emerge during key hormonal transitions, the ways they present in general practice, and practical approaches to early recognition and care.

PTSD assessment and why intensive trauma therapy works

Clinical psychologist Dr Grant Blake unpacks contemporary best practice in assessing and managing PTSD and complex PTSD, including intensive trauma treatment, EMDR and practical referral considerations.

Eating disorders in children and teens

InsideOut presents a practical conversation on the growing impact of eating disorders among children and adolescents.

Suicide prevention in men: Practical tips for GPs

Psychiatrist Prof Malcolm Hopwood explores practical strategies for assessing suicide risk in men, including how to ask the right questions and engage men who may never say, "I'm depressed".

Recognising eating disorders in higher-weight patients

Join GP experts Dr Rachel Kalman and Dr Karen Spielman as they discuss how eating disorders in higher-weight patients can present in general practice, why they are frequently missed, and how GPs can improve patient outcomes.

Culturally safe suicide prevention

GP Specialist Dr Gretchen Hitchins and GCPHN Board Member Laurence West speak with host Dr Ralph Audehm about culturally safe care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Eating disorders: Practical tips and tools for GPs

GP Dr Karen Spielman and Clinical Psychologist and Lived Experience Advocate Pheobe Ho joins host Dr Rebecca Overton to explore practical, GP friendly approaches to identifying and assessing eating disorders.

Recognising autism in women and girls

Jenna Ward-Hawkes explores the presentation of autism in women and girls, unpacking subtle clinical clues and the hidden cost of coping that standard assessments often miss.

Kids on social media more than two hours a day at higher risk of mental illness

What can social media habits reveal about a young person's mental health trajectory?

GP burnout, medico-legal fear and suicide prevention

Dr Matthew Coleshill and Dr Katherine Petrie from the Black Dog Institute join host Dr Rebecca Overton to discuss the pressures facing GPs and evidence-based strategies to support wellbeing.

Loneliness, depression and suicide risk in older adults

Psychiatrist Dr Samuel Ryder speaks with host and GP Dr Marita Long about how to recognise and manage loneliness, depression, anxiety, and suicide risk in older adults.

Suicide prevention in neurodivergent patients

Clinical Psychologist Prof Tony Attwood joins host GP Dr Rebecca Overton to discuss how to recognise and respond to suicide risk in autistic and other neurodivergent patients.

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Practical Strategies for Behaviour Management in Dementia

Tuesday 7th July, 7pm - 9pm AEST

Speaker

Dr Chrys Pulle

Geriatrician; Principal Investigator, Internal Medicine and Dementia Research Unit, The Prince Charles Hospital

Dr Chrys Pulle provides practical and evidence-based recommendations on how best these behavioural and psychological symptoms can be assessed and managed.

Mental health

InsideOut presents a discussion on eating disorders across the female lifespan, including how they emerge during key hormonal transitions, the ways they present in general practice, and practical approaches to early recognition and care.

Clinical psychologist Dr Grant Blake unpacks contemporary best practice in assessing and managing PTSD and complex PTSD, including intensive trauma treatment, EMDR and practical referral considerations.

InsideOut presents a practical conversation on the growing impact of eating disorders among children and adolescents.

Psychiatrist Prof Malcolm Hopwood explores practical strategies for assessing suicide risk in men, including how to ask the right questions and engage men who may never say, "I'm depressed".

Join GP experts Dr Rachel Kalman and Dr Karen Spielman as they discuss how eating disorders in higher-weight patients can present in general practice, why they are frequently missed, and how GPs can improve patient outcomes.

GP Specialist Dr Gretchen Hitchins and GCPHN Board Member Laurence West speak with host Dr Ralph Audehm about culturally safe care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

GP Dr Karen Spielman and Clinical Psychologist and Lived Experience Advocate Pheobe Ho joins host Dr Rebecca Overton to explore practical, GP friendly approaches to identifying and assessing eating disorders.

Jenna Ward-Hawkes explores the presentation of autism in women and girls, unpacking subtle clinical clues and the hidden cost of coping that standard assessments often miss.

What can social media habits reveal about a young person's mental health trajectory?

Dr Matthew Coleshill and Dr Katherine Petrie from the Black Dog Institute join host Dr Rebecca Overton to discuss the pressures facing GPs and evidence-based strategies to support wellbeing.

Psychiatrist Dr Samuel Ryder speaks with host and GP Dr Marita Long about how to recognise and manage loneliness, depression, anxiety, and suicide risk in older adults.

Clinical Psychologist Prof Tony Attwood joins host GP Dr Rebecca Overton to discuss how to recognise and respond to suicide risk in autistic and other neurodivergent patients.

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Upcoming Healthed Webcast

Practical Strategies for Behaviour Management in Dementia

Tuesday 7th July, 7pm - 9pm AEST

Speaker

Dr Chrys Pulle

Geriatrician; Principal Investigator, Internal Medicine and Dementia Research Unit, The Prince Charles Hospital

Dr Chrys Pulle provides practical and evidence-based recommendations on how best these behavioural and psychological symptoms can be assessed and managed.