BARBER SHOP PRESENTATION
We were thrilled to be invited by Greg from Men Care Too to do a presentation at the Hearts and Minds Barber Emporium in Toukley - what a great idea to gather people in local communities to talk about mental health!
Different presentations are organised every month and whilst the talks are aimed at men, women are very welcome too :-)
We were thrilled to be invited by Greg from Men Care Too to do a presentation at the Hearts and Minds Barber Emporium in Toukley - what a great idea to gather people in local communities to talk about mental health!
Different presentations are organised every month and whilst the talks are aimed at men, women are very welcome too :-)
STRESS LESS CONVERSATION PACKS
We've been inundated with requests for the Stress Less Conversation Packs and are receiving heaps of positive feedback! Please keep sending us your stories and photos! If you would like a pack please email us: info@behindtheseenaustralia.com
We've been inundated with requests for the Stress Less Conversation Packs and are receiving heaps of positive feedback! Please keep sending us your stories and photos! If you would like a pack please email us: info@behindtheseenaustralia.com
TRIPLE 0 RAW CHALLENGE
In April we organised the TRIPLE 0 RAW CHALLENGE, a challenging and fun day that highlighted an incredible camaraderie between all ages, fitness levels and occupations. Photos reflect the vibe of the day better than words:
In April we organised the TRIPLE 0 RAW CHALLENGE, a challenging and fun day that highlighted an incredible camaraderie between all ages, fitness levels and occupations. Photos reflect the vibe of the day better than words:
We are thrilled to announce that today marked the start of a partnership with the University of Newcastle's School of Social Work 3rd year students and Behind The Seen.
The team of 6 students (4 pictured here) will be working on expanding the BTS session for helping professionals,
We're really excited to have them on board, and we'll keep you updated on their progress!
The team of 6 students (4 pictured here) will be working on expanding the BTS session for helping professionals,
We're really excited to have them on board, and we'll keep you updated on their progress!
Our Research Project with the Black Dog Institute has commenced on the 28th June 2016 with our first session being delivered at Augusta Volunteer Fire & Rescue Brigade, followed by the next session with Margaret River Volunteer Fire & Rescue Brigade.
Our thanks to Black Dog Institute, Department of Fire & Emergency Service and the Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service Association for all their assistance.
Our thanks to Black Dog Institute, Department of Fire & Emergency Service and the Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service Association for all their assistance.
Black Dog Institute is partnering with Behind The Seen and the WA Department of Fire and Emergency Services in an innovative research project which will look at the effectiveness of improving health and wellbeing of first responders through a grass roots initiative: pilot evaluation of the Behind The Seen program
“To the best of our knowledge, this will be the first pragmatic evaluation of such a program and if effective, is likely to have considerable benefits for first responders Australia wide. If effective, then other first responders with lived experience could be trained to facilitate the BTS program ensuring a scalable and translational outcome of this project. “ Dr Simon Rosenbaum
The partnerships follows on from the recently launched PTSD Expert Guidelines which provide clear and evidenced-based protocols for identifying and managing PTSD in emergency services personnel, as well as addressing common co-morbidities such as depression, anxiety and substance use.
Black Dog Institute was founded in 2002 and is a world-leader in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of depression, bipolar disorder and suicide. As an organisation, they place focus on the rapid translation of quality research into improved clinical practice, increased accessibility for consumers, and delivery of long-term public health solutions.
“To the best of our knowledge, this will be the first pragmatic evaluation of such a program and if effective, is likely to have considerable benefits for first responders Australia wide. If effective, then other first responders with lived experience could be trained to facilitate the BTS program ensuring a scalable and translational outcome of this project. “ Dr Simon Rosenbaum
The partnerships follows on from the recently launched PTSD Expert Guidelines which provide clear and evidenced-based protocols for identifying and managing PTSD in emergency services personnel, as well as addressing common co-morbidities such as depression, anxiety and substance use.
Black Dog Institute was founded in 2002 and is a world-leader in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of depression, bipolar disorder and suicide. As an organisation, they place focus on the rapid translation of quality research into improved clinical practice, increased accessibility for consumers, and delivery of long-term public health solutions.
FROM THE FRONTLINE was a special event organised by Behind The Seen on February 14th 2015. The event was an extraordinary opportunity to gain insight into what impacts front line emergency services such as police, paramedics and firefighters behind the scene .
Five renowned authors in the field told their stories and were available for informal meet and greet time. A huge success, it attracted frontlne first responders, family members and helping professionals.
The event included a presentation of The Backline Awards for those who help first responders behind the scenes. All finalists were presented with a trophy, with Esther McKay announced as the winner for her invaluable work with the Police Post Trauma Support Groups.Special thanks to the speakers : Paul Little Jack Horner author of Jack Knife The Crashing of a Policeman; Vivien Thomson AFSM author of Ashes of The Firefighters ; BenjaminGilmour author Paramedico: Around The World By Ambulance; Renier Greeff Psychologist /author of Medicine Man Chief; Jeff Garland author Split Second ; Kate Carragher Families; Jillian Hogan The Epicentre;June Anderson Lifeline Hunter Central Coast
We are grateful to CQUniversity, Bendigo Bank and Doyalson Wyee RSL for their sponsorship.
Five renowned authors in the field told their stories and were available for informal meet and greet time. A huge success, it attracted frontlne first responders, family members and helping professionals.
The event included a presentation of The Backline Awards for those who help first responders behind the scenes. All finalists were presented with a trophy, with Esther McKay announced as the winner for her invaluable work with the Police Post Trauma Support Groups.Special thanks to the speakers : Paul Little Jack Horner author of Jack Knife The Crashing of a Policeman; Vivien Thomson AFSM author of Ashes of The Firefighters ; BenjaminGilmour author Paramedico: Around The World By Ambulance; Renier Greeff Psychologist /author of Medicine Man Chief; Jeff Garland author Split Second ; Kate Carragher Families; Jillian Hogan The Epicentre;June Anderson Lifeline Hunter Central Coast
We are grateful to CQUniversity, Bendigo Bank and Doyalson Wyee RSL for their sponsorship.