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Metro North Mental Health Bulletin

December 2022 – Edition 67

  • Message from the Executive Director

    Message from the Executive Director
    As 2022 draws to a close we reflect on what has been a busy and, at times, very challenging year, but with some great achievements along the way. We started the ...
  • Delta Dogs

    Delta Dogs
    Since July 2022, MNMH TPCH East and West Wings have been funded to provide therapy dog visits. These dogs (and their humans) are sourced from Delta Therapy Dogs – to ...
  • Introducing Amy Duff – New Mental Health Peer Responder Coordinator

    Introducing Amy Duff – New Mental Health Peer Responder Coordinator
    I have spent 10 years working in health across SA, NSW, and QLD and with the Royal Flying Doctors. While I worked primarily as a dietitian, I have always found ...
  • Mental Health Week 2022 in Review!

    Mental Health Week 2022 in Review!
    The annual Brisbane Mental Health Expo was held at Brisbane Powerhouse on 14 October, closing out another successful Mental Health Week. This year’s theme was ‘Awareness, Belonging & Connection in ...
  • NEW Caboolture Development

    NEW Caboolture Development
    Over the last few years, Caboolture Hospital has been undergoing a major redevelopment and expansion which will include additional health services to contemporise care for their community. The development includes ...
  • What’s on in December – Prospectus

    What's on in December - Prospectus
    There are lots of support groups and social activities on offer during the month of December. See highlights below :
  • Staff Compliments

    Staff Compliments
    “We wish to compliment and thank the Home-Based Team of the Royal Brisbane – in particular the clinicians for their excellent and attentive care and excellent follow up to the ...
  • News in brief

    News in brief
    More news from the Metro North Mental Health.

October 2022 – Edition 66

  • Message from the Executive Director

    Message from the Executive Director
    This Bulletin once again features some of the important work that has been happening across the Directorate. It also highlights some important upcoming events, particularly as we head into Mental ...
  • “The Closet” – changing lives – MNMH RBWH

    "The Closet" – changing lives – MNMH RBWH
    The Mental Health Lived Experience (Peer) Workforce Team at the Royal Brisbane Women’s Hospital Mental Health Centre have been providing an amazing service to our consumers. “The Closet” provides clothing, ...
  • Mental Health E Floor Garden Project – MNMH RBWH

    Mental Health E Floor Garden Project – MNMH RBWH
    The Mental Health Lived Experience (Peer) Workforce Team would like to share the outcome of the “Sit-down – Rest – Stay Garden” on the Mental Health E Floor.
  • News in brief

    News in brief
    More news from the Metro North Mental Health.

September 2022 – Edition 65

  • Message from the Executive Director

    Message from the Executive Director
    It’s been another challenging month, responding to the COVID surge on top of a number of other illnesses affecting staff and impacting on demand across the HHS.
  • Metro North Mental Health Staff Graduation

    Metro North Mental Health Staff Graduation
    Last month four Metro North Mental Health staff were among those that graduated from the Metro North supported Graduate Certificate in Health Science (Health Services Innovation) at QUT. ...
  • NAIDOC Week 2022

    NAIDOC Week 2022
    To celebrate NAIDOC Week, Indigenous Mental Health Worker, Jeleacha Hopkins-Lincolne, and Artist in Residence, Peta Mitchell, visited TPCH Secure Mental Health Rehabilitation Unit and shared cultural stories and knowledge with ...
  • News in brief

    News in brief
    More news from the Metro North Mental Health.

July 2022 – Edition 64

  • Message from the Executive Director

    Message from the Executive Director
    The past few months have continued to be very eventful. We have had the Parliamentary Mental Health Select Committee deliver their report; the budget announcement and subsequent funding for the ...
  • ASPIRES: Suicide, Self-Harm and Overdose Prevention Plan (2022-2024) Launch Event

    The ASPIRES Project Team were pleased to host the official Launch event for the Metro North Mental Health ASPIRES: Suicide, Self-Harm and Overdose Prevention Plan on Tuesday 21 June at ...
  • Deadly Awards

    Deadly Awards
    Congratulations to Chris Henaway and Penny Dale for being awarded a Metro North Health Deadly Award at the recent MNMH Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Activities Showcase.
  • Art and DBT – Are they Complimentary?

    Art and DBT – Are they Complimentary?
    Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) recognises the impact of emotions and how they can influence thoughts and behaviours. The therapy aims to teach people how to manage their emotions and express ...
  • PEC “Mini Makeover”

    PEC “Mini Makeover”
    Often consumers and family members visiting PEC, comment on the white walls and sterile hospital feeling. They report it contributes negatively to their already fragile mental health and some ...
  • Staff Compliments

    Staff Compliments
    Thank you kindly to all nurses, doctors and all co-workers and health professional. I really appreciate your help to keep me well while I am in hospital. Thank you from ...
  • News in brief

    News in brief
    More news from the Metro North Mental Health.

May 2022 – Edition 63

March 2022 – Edition 62

Previous years

December 2021

November 2021

  • Update from Executive Director

    I have been back as the newly appointed Executive Director MNMH for just over two months now. It continues to be a very busy time and I am planning to ...
  • CAHLRI Award Winner Announced

    The Collaborative for Allied Health Research, Learning and Innovation (CAHRLI) has supported Metro North Mental Health to recognise Allied Health led research, learning or innovation within our Directorate. We called ...
  • The Safe Space has launched and is here for you!

    At the Safe Space we support people to overcome distress by offering a calm, comfortable, and healing environment away from the emergency department, and with caring, clinical and peer support ...
  • News in brief

    More news from the Metro North Mental Health .
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