30 November 2021

Eating Disorders Victoria has nearly tripled in size in the past two years, largely due to increased demand for services during COVID.

Kris O'Brien is Statewide Coordinator of Mental Health Victoria’s Lived Experience Peer Cadet Program. He was recently awarded a National...

Lived experience consultant Fiona Browning reflects on the Department of Health's consultations onthe new Mental Health and Wellbeing Act

Adam Fennessy PSM addresses the symposium Preparing for reform: Co-production, culture change and leadership on 29 June 2021

Lesley Cook from Partners in Practice addresses a symposium on preparing for reform in Victoria's mental health sector.

Mental Health Victoria is partnering with the Women’s Mental Health Alliance for a webinar titled The Royal Commission and women’s mental...

We all stand to benefit from a gender-responsive approach to mental health that breaks down unhelpful gender stereotypes.

Dr Robyn Mildon, Founding Executive Director of the Centre for Evidence and Implementation, explores principles of implementation.

Katherine Whetton explores the Victorian Government's mental health reform agenda.

A/Prof Ravi Bhat on the challenges of power sharing and the scale of implementation of mental health reform.

Consumer academic Cath Roper says Victoria's mental health royal commission missed an opportunity to model coproduction.

Marie Piu, Chief Executive Officer at Tandem Inc., reflects on waiting for the reforms promised by the mental health royal commission.

Lived experience consultant Fiona Browning on how to make mental health reform happen

Dave Peters, a lived experience advisor for Mental Health Victoria, reviews the Victorian State Budget.

A key part of building the capacity and capability of the mental health workforce is reimagining the delivery of training.

Among the statistics and economics, each page is stained with tears.

GPs are under-appreciated in the work they do treating and preventing mental ill health.

Emergency departments provide compelling insight into the strengths and weaknesses of Victoria’s mental health system.

One in every nine Victorians is a carer. Over half of all carers will experience moderate depression. For some people this is severe.

The poorer mental health outcomes for LGBTIQ communities are not a product of individual pathology.