Macarthur-Illawarra-Shoalhaven Child, Youth and Family Mental Health Network brings together mental health professionals across the Region to meet face-to-face in Wollongong once each school holidays. Meetings feature multidisciplinary panel discussions/guest speakers on professional development topics relevant to working with children and youth. Members from across NSW are also invited to join online to watch the learning portion of the meeting, with time reserved for face-to-face members to network after. The network is collaborative, inclusive and welcoming to professionals from all backgrounds, disciplines and services, with the goal of fostering shared learning and meaningful connections.
This network aims to support the mental health of children and adolescents who have experienced developmental trauma and neglect, with a specific focus on neuroscience and trauma-informed allied health interventions.
Quarterly online network meetings will provide opportunities for trauma-informed professional development, strengthening of professional relationships and enhanced referral pathways between local practitioners.
This network aims to bring together multidisciplinary practitioners with a specific interest in child and adolescent mental health. The network aims to meet quarterly.
Central Coast Child and Adolescent Mental Health is a medium network with a specific focus on youth mental health. Central Coast Child and Adolescent Mental Health meets quarterly, and these meetings feature guest presentations, case discussions and service overviews. This network is supported by headspace Gosford, Lake Haven and Wyong.
This community aims to foster collegiate support and collaboration to deliver positive mental health outcomes for Tasmanian children and their families. We seek to support all those who work in this space- including but not limited to child health and community nurses, GPs, private and school psychologists, social workers, occupational therapists, paediatricians and child and adolescent psychiatrists. We are also keen to support students and trainees in these areas. We aim to meet once every second month online and hope to deliver an annual in person meeting if desired by members.
This network has a specific focus on infant, child, youth and family mental health. Network meetings consist of guest presentations, case discussions, panel discussions, and peer support sessions. This network aims to meet quarterly.
