Australian Rural & Remote Mental Health Symposium
Conference / Summit (onsite & online)
Mental Health, Psychiatry & Psychology; Social Sciences
Address: National Convention Centre Canberra, ACT, 31 Constitution Ave, Canberra ACT 2601
Date: 03 to 05 Nov '21
Special Offer: Apply Code IE10 to receive a 10% discount on early bird prices
CPD/CME/CEU: Hours towards CPD points
Advancing Mental Health Care for Rural & Remote Communities
Unite to overcome the challenges of mental health accessibility
Unite with a community committed to advancing rural & remote mental health care.
Living and working in rural Australia can be a rich and rewarding way of life. However, factors such as geographic location, social isolation, and limited facilities can make it difficult for many to receive adequate mental health care.
When rural and remote mental health services are needed, they are often few and far between.
Gain practical solutions to improve mental health services in Australia’s rural and remote areas at the Australian Rural & Remote Mental Health Symposium.
This year’s symposium theme is Weathering the Storm: Reflecting On 2020 & Planning for What’s Next.
By sharing insight from research studies, industry practice and real-life experiences, we hope to improve the way we plan for, prepare, and provide mental health treatment to Australian’s living and working in rural and remote areas.
Apply to present and share your knowledge in areas including:
- Building resilient and empowered communities
- Meaningful consumer & carer participation
- Delivering excellence differently
- Integrating and coordinating care
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Make a Difference
Gain the insight, advice and skills to advance mental health care for our rural and remote communities!
E-DELEGATE GOLD PASS
ATTEND ALL 8 CONFERENCES VIRTUALLY AND SAVE $1,200!
The ANZMHA's E-Delegate Gold Pass is back this year, giving you virtual access to 8 of their 2021 Mental Health Conferences. This Gold Pass also provides you with exclusive access to all presentations in the resource centres for up to 3 months following the events.
The ANZMHA's E-Delegate Gold Pass is back this year, giving you virtual access to 8 of their 2021 Mental Health Conferences. This Gold Pass also provides you with exclusive access to all presentations in the resource centres for up to 3 months following the events.
Events include:
- Frontline Mental Health Conference: 15-16 March 2021
- Child & Adolescent Mental Health Conference: 12-14 April 2021
- 2021 Australian & New Zealand Addiction Conference: 7 – 9 June 2021
- International Mental Health Conference: 26-28 July 2021
- Workplace Mental Health Symposium: 13-14 September 2021
- Australian Rural & Remote Mental Health Symposium: 3-5 September 2021
- Indigenous Wellbeing Conference - TBA: October 2021
- STOP Domestic Violence Conference: 1-3 December 2021
Normally $2,093+GST, but if you register with our unique code IE10, you will get this offer for $999+GST, saving you a flat rate of over $1,200 on your registration.
Register for the E-Delegate Gold Pass here
Industry Events is in alliance with the ANZMHA
Use our unique code IE10 when registering to receive a 10% discount on this conference and the E-Delegate Gold Pass.
➤ The rate of suicide in rural and regional areas is about 40% higher than capital cities.
➤ 91% of psychiatrists have their main practice in a major city
➤ People in cities receive around 40% more mental health services than those in rural and remote areas
➤ 91% of psychiatrists have their main practice in a major city
➤ People in cities receive around 40% more mental health services than those in rural and remote areas
All mental health professionals.
Join online or in-person for 2 or 3 days.
Virtual Attendance includes:
Join online or in-person for 2 or 3 days.
Virtual Attendance includes:
- All sessions in the main conference room on Thursday and Friday live streamed via OnAir platform (note: virtual attendance does not include access on Wednesday)
- Live Q&A opportunities for all keynote sessions
- Access to all concurrent presentation recordings via digital library (provided 2-3 days post-event)
- Access to exhibitors via digital platform
- Hours towards CPD points
- Certificate of attendance
- Options to extend access to digital library will also be made available after 30 days.
➤ The rate of suicide in rural and regional areas is about 40% higher than capital cities.
➤ 91% of psychiatrists have their main practice in a major city
➤ People in cities receive around 40% more mental health services than those in rural and remote areas
➤ 91% of psychiatrists have their main practice in a major city
➤ People in cities receive around 40% more mental health services than those in rural and remote areas
All mental health professionals.
Join online or in-person for 2 or 3 days.
Virtual Attendance includes:
Join online or in-person for 2 or 3 days.
Virtual Attendance includes:
- All sessions in the main conference room on Thursday and Friday live streamed via OnAir platform (note: virtual attendance does not include access on Wednesday)
- Live Q&A opportunities for all keynote sessions
- Access to all concurrent presentation recordings via digital library (provided 2-3 days post-event)
- Access to exhibitors via digital platform
- Hours towards CPD points
- Certificate of attendance
- Options to extend access to digital library will also be made available after 30 days.
Dr Keith Miller (Invited)
Senior Lecturer, School of Social and Policy Studies, Flinders University
Keynote Speaker
Dr Keith Miller (Invited)
Senior Lecturer, School of Social and Policy Studies, Flinders University
Keynote Speaker
Venue
National Convention Centre Canberra, ACT
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Organizer
Australian and New Zealand Mental Health Association
Venue
National Convention Centre Canberra, ACT
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Organizer
Australian and New Zealand Mental Health Association
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