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Alcohol misuse toolkit

Alcohol misuse toolkit

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Anger toolkit

Anger toolkit

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Gambling toolkit

Gambling toolkit

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Making sense of disaster toolkit

Making sense of disaster toolkit

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Managing pre-existing mental health conditions toolkit

Managing pre-existing mental health conditions toolkit

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Supporting families and children toolkit

Supporting families and children toolkit

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ReCap: Natural Capital

ReCap: Natural Capital

‘Natural capital’ refers to natural resources and beauty, and the overall health of ecosystems.

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ReCap: Built Capital

ReCap: Built Capital

‘Financial capital’ refers to the availability of and access to resources.

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ReCap: Cultural Capital

ReCap: Cultural Capital

‘Cultural capital’ refers to the way people understand and know the world, and how they act within it.

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ReCap: Financial Capital

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ReCap: Human Capital

ReCap: Human Capital

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ReCap: Political Capital

ReCap: Political Capital

‘Social capital’ refers to the connections, reciprocity and trust among people and groups.

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ReCap: Social Capital

ReCap: Social Capital

‘Social capital’ refers to the connections, reciprocity and trust among people and groups.

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Understanding the fight or flight response

Understanding the fight or flight response

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Why does the Hub exist?

    The Department of Health recognised that during disaster, healthcare workers and others needed ready access to information and a range of resources that would support their work with disaster-impacted individuals and communities. In addition, the availability of more in-depth training means that workers can prepare themselves for subsequent disaster work during calmer times.

    How can I give feedback about the Disaster Mental Health Hub?

    You can give feedback about the Disaster Mental Health Hub by following this link and completing the anonymous, online survey.

    How much does it cost to enrol in the online training programs?

    Access to all materials and training on the Disaster Mental Health Hub is free of charge.

    Who is the Disaster Mental Health Hub designed for?

    The Hub is designed for workers who are supporting disaster-impacted individuals and communities. This may include GPs, specialist mental health practitioners, allied health practitioners, emergency responders, and community and recovery workers.

    How do I access the training courses?

    To access the free online training programs, simply click on the ‘Register now’ link on the training courses page.

    I’m having trouble downloading some of the resources on the Hub. What can I do?

    If you’re having trouble downloading or accessing any of the resources on the Hub, please try a different browser to access the resource. If this still doesn’t work, please try restarting your computer. If you’re still having issues, you can contact Phoenix Australia here.

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    The Disaster Mental Health Hub is supported by funding from the Australian Government under the Disaster Response – Improving Mental Health Outcomes and Promoting Recovery from Trauma Program, and has been developed in collaboration
    with our partners.

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    • Carlton, VIC 3053, Australia
    • Phone: +61 3 9035 5599
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