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VTMH Forum
Forum puts ‘community’ at the centre of mental health practice
Together with our event partner North Western Melbourne PHN, we held our 2019 Forum, Doing it differently: Putting ‘community’ at the centre of mental health practice, on Thursday 1st August at the Global Learning Centre in Broadmeadows.
VTMH Seminar
VTMH Seminar Series in 2019
Between March and November 2019, VTMH held our monthly seminar series with over 330 attending. We have received wonderful feedback on the diverse and interesting topics presented on.
VTMH Workshop
VTMH Cultural Diversity Workshops for Mental Health Practitioners in 2019
People tell us our workshops change the way they think and enhance their practice.
Royal Commission
VTMH Terms of Reference submission to Royal Commission into Mental Health System ‘s Terms of Reference
The Andrews Government is inviting Victorians to provide input into the first ever Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System. Minister for Mental Health Martin Foley said it was important to hear what every day Victorians had to say about what topics should be covered by the Royal Commission, to ensure future changes to the mental health system directly reflect what they want and need.
