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SUMMARY:A global conversation: supporting the wellbeing of young people living with type 2 diabetes | Online
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Menzies School of Health Research \nJoin presenters Professor Brandy Wicklow\, a Paediatric Endocrinologist and Clinician Researcher from The Children’s Hospital Research Institute of Manitoba and Dr Joanna McLintock\, a Consultant Clinical Psychologist at Te Whatu Ora\, New Zealand with over 20 years’ experience in diabetes and mental health care. \nThis webinar brings together international perspectives on how wellbeing and mental health can be recognised\, prioritised and supported as an integral part of youth diabetes care. Presenters will share their experiences\, approaches and practical strategies for embedding psychosocial care into everyday diabetes management\, offering insights into what works across different healthcare settings. The session will explore the common challenges faced by young people living with diabetes\, as well as the opportunities to strengthen support in ways that are responsive to their individual needs and contexts. \nTarget audience: Health professionals \nClick here for more information and to register
URL:https://murrayphn.org.au/event/a-global-conversation-supporting-the-wellbeing-of-young-people-living-with-type-2-diabetes-online/
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SUMMARY:The relational effect: relationality as the strongest predictor of treatment outcomes | Shepparton
DESCRIPTION:Offered by the Hamilton Centre and funded by the Victorian Department of Health \nConnections are essential in healthcare\, and in AOD and Mental Health services they are central to both client outcomes and workforce wellbeing. In the context of integrated care\, the most important connection we can form is the therapeutic relationship – with individuals\, the team and the health service system itself. \nTogether\, we’ll explore what relational practice looks like in integrated care and how it supports therapeutic relationships. We’ll also focus on intentional communication\, using practical examples and techniques to support trust\, respect and collaboration in everyday practice. \nThis workshop will examine the unique and essential therapeutic relationships built between healthcare workers\, peers\, family and carers\, and how these relationships can influence engagement with services more broadly. \nBut what happens when it all goes wrong? While relational theory helps us understand how strong connections are formed\, the reality in practice can be more complex. Miscommunication\, misunderstanding and differing perspectives can happen. This workshop will unpack common causes of rupture and explore ​strategies and techniques to prevent or minimise their impact\, as well as approaches to repairing relationships when rupture has occurred. \nJoin us to dive into the single most important element of great healthcare! \nLearning objectives \n\nExplain the significance of relational practice in delivering integrated mental health and addiction care.\nExamine the impact of therapeutic relationships in the context of peer work\, families and carers.\nIdentify and navigate the challenges and opportunities of working relationally across teams\, disciplines and service systems.\nApply intentional communication and reflective practice skills to enhance relational safety and connection.\nDemonstrate strategies for repairing and strengthening therapeutic relationships after rupture.\n\nThere will be an opportunity to attend a reflective practice session following the workshop. The session will provide a space for workshop attendees to reflect on how they have applied the workshop learnings in practice\, share experiences and challenges\, and explore approaches they may take moving forward. The session will be facilitated by the workshop presenters. A Zoom link will be sent directly to workshop attendees. \nTarget audience: Victorian AOD and mental health workers. \nClick here for more information and to register
URL:https://murrayphn.org.au/event/the-relational-effect-relationality-as-the-strongest-predictor-of-treatment-outcomes-shepparton/
LOCATION:Quality Hotel Parklake\, 481 Wyndham Street\, Shepparton\, VIC\, 3630\, Australia
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