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18Oct

Face-to-face with employers and recruiters

Young people engaged in vocational programs at headspace Glenroy and Sunshine were recently given the opportunity to meet with employers and recruiters as part of a ‘Meet the employer’ event held at headspace Glenroy.
18Oct

National reform and the roll-out of EPPIC

The next story in our 25th anniversary series continues to follow the EPPIC story to the time when Pat McGorry, Jane Edwards and Kerryn Pennell recognised the pressing need to roll out EPPIC beyond the confines of north-west Melbourne.
18Oct

Orygen welcomes Government commitment to the mental wellbeing of Australia’s young people

The leadership of Orygen, the National Centre of Excellence in Youth Mental Health, has welcomed the Australian Government’s commitment to extending Australia’s leadership, research expertise and investment in youth mental health.
18Oct

Youth mental health the focus as Victorian election nears

With the Victorian Government election now only six weeks away, Orygen has been calling on all political parties in Victoria to prioritise and invest in youth mental health.
11Oct

Using new technologies to address old problems in youth mental health.

The potential of online platforms and mobile applications for treating and providing recovery support to young people experiencing mental ill-health was the subject of the keynote address delivered this week at the 11^th International Conference in Early Intervention in Mental Health in Boston, US.
09Oct

Supporting young people to return to education and training receives funding

Young people with mental illness who require assistance with reconnecting to or staying in education will benefit from $40,000 in funding through g a James N Kirby Foundation grant.
01Oct

Self-injury patterns could predict suicide attempts among people with borderline personality disorder

Research into self injury among young people living with borderline personality disorder has led to Dr Holly Andrewes being awarded the 2018 European Society for the Study of Personality Disorders’ Young Researcher Award.
27Sep

AI could be used to predict outcomes for people at risk of psychosis and depression

Machine learning, also known as artificial intelligence, could be a useful tool for predicting how well people at high risk of psychosis or with recent onset depression will function socially in the future, an international research study has found.
24Sep

Victorian voters demand better access to mental health services for young people

Victorian voters demand better access to mental health services for young people
24Sep

Clinical neuropsychological assessments needed in all headspace centres to improve client care

More than a third of young people presenting to headspace centres would benefit from a clinical neuropsychological assessment (CNA) yet CNA is not available in most headspace centres, research from Orygen, the National Centre of Excellence in Youth Mental Health, has found.

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