The following posters will be on display for the duration of the conference.
Poster presenters will be available at their poster during the lunch break on day 1 to discuss their research and answer your questions.
| Presenter |
Organisation |
Poster Title |
| Catina Adams |
La Trobe University |
The Transition to Parenthood – Care-Giving Experiences and Support Needs of Neurodivergent Parents |
| Rochelle Banks |
Griffith University |
Making the Invisible Visible: Gender, Power, and Hidden Inequities in Academic Mental Health |
| Bianca Blackmore |
Women’s Health and Equality Queensland |
Prevention as Key: Towards Solutions That Support Women’s Mental Wellbeing |
| Kristie Bull |
Mind Australia |
Perimenopause Project – Early Education for Women |
| Deanne Drummond |
Reaston Drummond Law |
The Benefits of Interdisciplinary Practice Across Medical and Legal Sectors |
| Heidi Gray |
Rural Health Research Institute, Charles Sturt University |
Women’s Experiences of Caring for Someone Who Uses Substances in Rural Australia |
| Lucy Harrington |
The Wholistic Being |
Caring Beyond Capacity: Exploring Burnout, Boundaries and Balance |
| Viv Kissane |
Peach Tree Perinatal Wellness |
The Authority of Experience: Lived Experience Leadership in Mental Health Reform and Workforce Development |
| Viv Kissane |
Peach Tree Perinatal Wellness |
Addressing the “Unspeakables” of Maternal Mental Illness and Advancing Compassionate Healthcare |
| Victoria Kostadinov |
National Centre for Education and Training on Addiction, Flinders University |
Gender-Based Barriers to Alcohol Treatment Engagement for Women: A Systematic Review |
| Kim Laurence |
Kaiatarau Collective |
Beyond Hormones: The Psychological and Relational Dimensions of Perimenopause |
| Kim Laurence |
Kaiatarau Collective |
Menopause as Awakening: From Confusion to Midlife Clarity |
| Jo Leveritt |
Wide Bay Advocacy |
When Systems Cause Harm: Child Protection and Women’s Mental Health in Regional Communities |
| Chantelle Pin |
Therapy Co |
The Invisible Neurodivergence: Why Girls and Women Are Still Being Missed |
| Shaveta Sood |
Northern Health |
Building Workforce Capability: Transitioning to a Specialised Model of Care in Women’s Acute Mental Health |
| Shaveta Sood |
Northern Health |
When Women Enter Acute Care: Improving Responses to Distress Beyond Control Through Integrated Care |
