MOAT: Mental Health Services

The office for today - the highest keynote speaker in the Southern Hemisphere today.

What a great day delivering training to staff and parents at Clyde Creek Primary School.

Come down to iceHQ and watch the greatest team sport in the world. This afternoon at 3:30pm you’ll see the best ice hockey players from Victoria and South Australia battle it out for the second time this weekend. Go Ducks!!

Game Day!
Lets's make it two in a row!
Tickets are still available www.duckshockey.com.au/tickets
Sunday 15th May vs Adelaide Avalanche Ice Hockey Club
Doors open 2:40pm
Warm up 3:10pm
Faceoff 3:30pm

Grab a membership to get a reserved seat at all regular season home games, VIP parking and a Melbourne Ducks merch pack!
✅ Top level ice hockey 🏒
✅ Moon Dog 🍻 on tap
✅ Licensed all ages venue
✅ Hockey food🍟🌭
✅ Free parking

We'll be streaming live on our page and the Pacific Hockey League Youtube channel.

Thank you for the opportunity to present at the conference - it's great being able to support the frontline healthcare staff.

Day 2!

After some great networking chats first thing, we are now half an hour into our Keynote - Bryan Jeffrey from MOAT: Mental Health Services - and we are GLUED to our screens 👀

Looking forward to another great day!

Tickets are still available for our upcoming webinar, answering questions about stress and anxiety, as well as providing practical strategies to manage your COVID-pandemic stress levels.

Managing COVID stress and mental illness. Navigating the uncertainties of the COVID pandemic, and maintaining a level of healthy mental wellbeing.

With recent announcements regarding our pathway out of COVID restrictions in Melbourne and beyond, people are struggling with the uncertainty and unpredictability that these messages convey. This webinar will provide some practical strategies to manage this period of uncertainty.

Managing COVID stress and mental illness. Navigating the uncertainties of the COVID pandemic, and maintaining a level of healthy mental wellbeing.

Occupational Violence & Aggression in healthcare - it's never OK.
Occupational Violence & Aggression in healthcare hasn't reduced during the COVID pandemic. As societal stressors increase, our capacity to self-regulate and control our anger diminishes.
The worst thing that we could do as an industry is allow these stressors to excuse inappropriate behaviour.
Societal stressors explain behaviour, they don't excuse behaviour.

Work-Related Violence | Case Study | Alyce When your job is to care for people and their families in time of need, it’s hard to believe that you could be faced with workplace violence or aggression – ...

Interesting food for thought for parents or prospective parents…….

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