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Mental health, Paediatrics

Podcasts

Suicide prevention in young people

Psychiatrist Dr Chris Wever and Psychologist Andrew Fuller unpack the nuances of managing suicide risk in adolescents, including those who are neurodivergent or questioning their gender.

Expert/s: Dr Chris Wever, Andrew Fuller

Mental health

Podcasts

Suicide prevention in the LGBTQIA+ community

GP Dr Ryan Williams and host Dr Charlotte Hespe unpack how everyday moments can either compound distress for LGBTQIA+ patients or become powerful points of prevention.

Expert/s: Dr Ryan Williams

Mental health

Clinical Articles

The more we talk about trauma, the more it means

Although it occupies the cultural spotlight, its meaning has never been hazier. Can we bring it into focus?

Expert/s: Healthed

Mental health, Women's health

Clinical Articles

Brain fog in perimenopause

It's a common complaint, but what is it really, and how can we manage it?

Expert/s: Ruby Prosser Scully

Mental health, Women's health

Podcasts

Suicide risk in the perinatal period and perimenopause

Psychiatrists Dr Lyndall White and Dr Susan Roberts join host GP Dr Rebecca Overton to speak about suicide risk during the perinatal period and perimenopause.

Expert/s: Dr Lyndall White, Dr Susan Roberts

Mental health

Podcasts

Suicide safety planning: Real-world strategies

Lachlan Fieldhouse and Tim Fisk join host Dr Charlotte Hespe to discuss the safety planning and ongoing management of suicidal risk in Australian primary care.

Expert/s: Dr Lachlan Fieldhouse, Tim Fisk

Lifestyle, Mental health

Podcasts

Match fit medicine: Rethinking burnout and recovery for doctors

What if your biggest problem isn’t burnout, but how you recover? Performance coach Andrew May turns the spotlight back on doctors themselves, challenging the gap between what you tell patients and what you do in your own life.

Expert/s: Andrew May

Mental health

Podcasts

How to ask about suicide: Invitations, myths and real conversations

Tim Fisk and Dr Lachlan Fieldhouse joins host Dr Charlotte Hespe to speak about the real world “dance” of asking about suicide, including when to ask, how to ask, and what helps patients feel safe enough to tell the truth.

Expert/s: Tim Fisk, Dr Lachlan Fieldhouse

Mental health

Clinical Articles

As ADHD prescribing expands to more GPs, do we need a better approach?

Some are urging caution, while others say ADHD management is a perfect fit for GPs. Experts weigh in on the debate…

Expert/s: Lynnette Hoffman

Mental health

Clinical Articles

Self‑harm treatments less effective for men compared to women – new research

Men may also present differently which can lead to delayed referrals...

Expert/s: Healthed

Mental health, Paediatrics

Podcasts

Beyond the autism diagnosis: Person-centred care in the GP setting

Join Dr Michaela Baulderstone as she dives into next steps for GPs after a child is diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, from the consulting room to the classroom and beyond

Expert/s: Dr Michaela Baulderstone

Mental health, Paediatrics

Podcasts

Anxious adolescents: Avoidance, devices and the GP’s role

What if some of the ways we comfort anxious teens - exemption letters, extra reassurance, and immediate connection are quietly making their anxiety worse? Unpack how our good intentions and our devices, may be backfiring on young people.

Expert/s: Dr Danielle Einstein

Mental health

Suicide prevention in young people

Psychiatrist Dr Chris Wever and Psychologist Andrew Fuller unpack the nuances of managing suicide risk in adolescents, including those who are neurodivergent or questioning their gender.

Suicide prevention in the LGBTQIA+ community

GP Dr Ryan Williams and host Dr Charlotte Hespe unpack how everyday moments can either compound distress for LGBTQIA+ patients or become powerful points of prevention.

The more we talk about trauma, the more it means

Although it occupies the cultural spotlight, its meaning has never been hazier. Can we bring it into focus?

Brain fog in perimenopause

It's a common complaint, but what is it really, and how can we manage it?

Suicide risk in the perinatal period and perimenopause

Psychiatrists Dr Lyndall White and Dr Susan Roberts join host GP Dr Rebecca Overton to speak about suicide risk during the perinatal period and perimenopause.

Suicide safety planning: Real-world strategies

Lachlan Fieldhouse and Tim Fisk join host Dr Charlotte Hespe to discuss the safety planning and ongoing management of suicidal risk in Australian primary care.

Match fit medicine: Rethinking burnout and recovery for doctors

What if your biggest problem isn’t burnout, but how you recover? Performance coach Andrew May turns the spotlight back on doctors themselves, challenging the gap between what you tell patients and what you do in your own life.

How to ask about suicide: Invitations, myths and real conversations

Tim Fisk and Dr Lachlan Fieldhouse joins host Dr Charlotte Hespe to speak about the real world “dance” of asking about suicide, including when to ask, how to ask, and what helps patients feel safe enough to tell the truth.

As ADHD prescribing expands to more GPs, do we need a better approach?

Some are urging caution, while others say ADHD management is a perfect fit for GPs. Experts weigh in on the debate…

Self‑harm treatments less effective for men compared to women – new research

Men may also present differently which can lead to delayed referrals...

Beyond the autism diagnosis: Person-centred care in the GP setting

Join Dr Michaela Baulderstone as she dives into next steps for GPs after a child is diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, from the consulting room to the classroom and beyond

Anxious adolescents: Avoidance, devices and the GP’s role

What if some of the ways we comfort anxious teens - exemption letters, extra reassurance, and immediate connection are quietly making their anxiety worse? Unpack how our good intentions and our devices, may be backfiring on young people.

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Tuesday 7th July, 7pm - 9pm AEST

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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.

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Psychiatrist Dr Chris Wever and Psychologist Andrew Fuller unpack the nuances of managing suicide risk in adolescents, including those who are neurodivergent or questioning their gender.

GP Dr Ryan Williams and host Dr Charlotte Hespe unpack how everyday moments can either compound distress for LGBTQIA+ patients or become powerful points of prevention.

Although it occupies the cultural spotlight, its meaning has never been hazier. Can we bring it into focus?

It's a common complaint, but what is it really, and how can we manage it?

Psychiatrists Dr Lyndall White and Dr Susan Roberts join host GP Dr Rebecca Overton to speak about suicide risk during the perinatal period and perimenopause.

Lachlan Fieldhouse and Tim Fisk join host Dr Charlotte Hespe to discuss the safety planning and ongoing management of suicidal risk in Australian primary care.

What if your biggest problem isn’t burnout, but how you recover? Performance coach Andrew May turns the spotlight back on doctors themselves, challenging the gap between what you tell patients and what you do in your own life.

Tim Fisk and Dr Lachlan Fieldhouse joins host Dr Charlotte Hespe to speak about the real world “dance” of asking about suicide, including when to ask, how to ask, and what helps patients feel safe enough to tell the truth.

Some are urging caution, while others say ADHD management is a perfect fit for GPs. Experts weigh in on the debate…

Men may also present differently which can lead to delayed referrals...

Join Dr Michaela Baulderstone as she dives into next steps for GPs after a child is diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, from the consulting room to the classroom and beyond

What if some of the ways we comfort anxious teens - exemption letters, extra reassurance, and immediate connection are quietly making their anxiety worse? Unpack how our good intentions and our devices, may be backfiring on young people.

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Practical Strategies for Behaviour Management in Dementia

Tuesday 7th July, 7pm - 9pm AEST

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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.