Master classes: Barbara Rothbaum & Marylène Cloitre
Master classes with Professors Barbara Rothbaum and Marylène Cloitre
27 July 2018, Melbourne
Update on the Centenary of Anzac Centre – April 2018
Over the past three months, a great deal of work has been done to set the foundations for the Anzac Centre’s work.
New Mental Health Guidelines for Assessment of Refugee Status
UNHCR recommendations on assessing psychologically vulnerable applicants to determine refugee status in Australia were written by mental health experts including Guy Coffey from Victoria’s Foundation House, Phoenix Australia’s Jane Nursey, and Dr Zachary Steel from UNSW.
Congratulations in order
Congratulations to two of Phoenix Australia’s senior leadership team on their successful applications for academic promotion within the University of Melbourne.
Update on the Centenary of Anzac Centre – December 2017
An update on the development of Phoenix Australia's Centenary of Anzac Centre.
Graduated viewing program an award winner
Over the last two years, Phoenix Australia has worked with the Australian Border Force (ABF) to develop and deliver the Graduated Viewing Program - a training program for ABF Investigations Officers who need to view and classify objectionable material.
Annual Report 2017: Ground-breaking research, expert advice, practical training
We are pleased to present our 2017 Annual Report. You can read about our work in Research, Policy and Service Development, and Education and Training across a broad range of…
2018 Trauma training dates now available
Phoenix Australia’s training programs give you the skills to provide practical, effective support and treatment to people who have experienced trauma.
International roundtable helps children recover from disaster
Phoenix Australia led a roundtable of international mental health experts in Scotland aimed at developing a protocol to help children and adolescents recover from trauma and disaster.
The Centenary of Anzac Centre – Improving veteran mental health
The Centenary of Anzac Centre will improve mental health care for veterans. It comprises a treatment research collaboration and a nationwide support service for practitioners who treat veterans. The Anzac Centre was launched on Friday 15th September 2017.
