Chequered Expressions: Creative Pathways to Healing, Connection, and Resilience For First Responders

Matthew U'brien, Chequered Expressions

Support After First Responder Suicide: From Lived Experience to Practice and Policy Through Research 

Henry Bowen, Hospital Research Foundation Group - Military and Emergency Services Health Australia

How to Improve Frontline Support Conversations with Communication IQ Skills 

Veronica Powell, Measures4Success,LLC

How to Lead Wellbeing Conversations with Confidence Using Communication IQ 

Veronica Powell, Measures4Success,LLC

Frontline, Mobile, Additional and Alternative Form of Mental Health Support For First Responders. 

Karen Hollings, Dogs For First Responders Ltd

Communicating Safely After Suicide: Who Needs to Know What, When, and Why? 

Aislinn Whittenbury, Headspace Schools & Communities

Soul Space, Compassion, Connection and Creativity. Catching Grief of Frontline Workers Through a Self-Compassionate Lens 

Aimee Clare Oudman, Fiona Stanley Fremantle Hospital Group, South Metro Health Service

Behind The Mask: Stories of Distress and Resilience on the Frontline During COVID-19 

Carly Talarico, University Of Melbourne/Orygen

Next Steps to Improve Care For First Responders Who Do Not Recover After PTSD treatment 

Andrew Arena, Black Dog Institute

Diving Into Therapy. Case Study of an Eclectic Treatment of PTSD For a First Responder. 

Tracy WakeFord, Mindme Nz and Haydn Korach, Retired Police Officer

A Paramedics Perspective on Building Trust with Internal Support Services in a Large Frontline Organisation.

Jason Kirkaldy, New South Wales Ambulance

Struggle Well (Post-Traumatic Growth)

Matt Newlands, Frontline Mental Health

From Silos to Synergy: Designing New Pathways For Veteran and Frontline Wellbeing

Chris Skaroupka, IPAR Rehabilitation

The Use of Music Therapy and Education to Empower Trauma Recovery

Ben Weblin, St John Of God

Help-Seeking Within First Responders: Needs and Reasons For Use of a Digital Portal to Care

Dr Mark Deady, Black Dog Institute

Engaging with Our Most Distressed: A Peer Approach to Understanding and Destigmatising Voice Hearing

Raphel Van Workum, Uniting

Towards a Scaffolded, Evidence-Based Wellbeing Curriculum For Students in an Undergraduate University Degree Program

Dr Buck Reed, Charles Sturt University

Enhancing Mental Well-being in High-Stress Professions

Ms Hui Fen Ho, Singapore Police Force

Healing Moral Injury Together: The REBOOT Peer Recovery Model

Andy Cullen, PTSD Resurrected Inc Charity

Role of Parenting Styles in Guilt And Shame Proneness Among Adolescents (Virtual Poster Only)

Haseena Ashfaq, Dr. Sabahat Haqqani, Erum Bibi and Dr Safia Ashfaq, University of HertFordshire 

Synergistic Effects of Military Sexual Trauma, Military Combat Exposure on Post Traumatic Stress Disorder in Veterans

Dr Katelyn Kerr, Avive

Towards a Resilient WorkForce: Stressors, Coping Strategies and Meaningfulness of Overseas Disaster Deployments Among Emergency Responders

Eunice Tan, Singapore Civil Defence Force

PEERPOINT – A DIGITAL MODEL FOR PEER SUPPORT IN EMERGENCY SERVICES

Anne Barklimore, QAS