Professor, Centre for Mental Health Research, ANU. Youth mental health research. Prevention of anxiety, depression and suicide. eHealth.
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
Joined December 2013
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Great to see this paper published on suicide attitudes and suicide literacy in adolescents. Important targets for intervention identified: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… @pbatterham @HM_Christensen @ANUPopHealth
Great to see this paper published on the role of parental attitudes, knowledge and self-efficacy in professional help-seeking for child anxiety: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
@pbatterham @ANUPopHealth
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The Australian psychology workforce is at crisis point.
Urgent action is needed to stabilise and strengthen the sector.
Our preliminary report released today:
reporter.anu.edu.au/all-stor…
@ANUmedia @PsycANU @sonia_curll @ACalear
Appreciate the opportunity to present at today’s Summit. There is a need for public health approaches to address increasing rates of self-harm, as well as research with young people to better understand why they are self-harming. #BDISummit @ANUPopHealth
@ACalear recommends we reduce kids access to paracetamol by not leaving it around the house to reduce the increasing self harm rates in young people thru paracetamol poisoning. Typically, this harm is an impulsive act w only an hour lead time @blackdoginst @Mental_Elf #BDISUMMIT
Great to have our paper on the development, validation and application of the Literacy of Suicide Scale published. econtent.hogrefe.com/doi/10.….
It was great to contribute to the development of the consensus statement and to see everyone again. Thanks @jenlhudson for organising!
Great meeting today with this incredible group of intelligent women from @MacquarieUniCEH @blackdoginst @TheMatilda_USyd @CMHR_ANU @Griffith_CMH @USQHealth to develop a consensus about improving outcomes for teens with anxiety #AACBT22 Thanks 4 the inspiration @Rozshafran1
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Prof Alison Calear & colleagues make recommendations to address self-harm with paracetamol in Australia in their @TGAgovau report, including options to amend the Poisons Standard. Read more👉bit.ly/3xlhn4H @ACalear @blackdoginst
Great to see the release of this report that provides clear and tangible recommendations to address self-harm with paracetamol in Australia. Research with Australian young people also needed to better understand self-harm in this population. @ANUPopHealth
“The review found that self-harming with paracetamol tends to be impulsive, with young people taking what is readily available in the home, and often as a first attempt." @HM_Christensen
Read more → bit.ly/3qzSAWT
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Join us on 16-17 June for the 'Updates on #Anxiety in children & adolescents – Jack Tizard International Conference'
Includes access to recordings for 30 days bit.ly/3K1Iwhs
Pls share @ACalear @AFNCCF @AfricanOprah @AJack @alansweetsorrow @AliceHaynes85 @chrisdc77
Looking forward to working on this study with a fabulous team!
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SMHR felt it was no longer appropriate that our society's highest award (The Founders Medal) was named after only men. We are excited to add 3 new awards, to sit at the same level as the Founders Medal, recognising outstanding women working in mental health research #SMHR22
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Researchers from @CMHR_ANU are inviting parents of children aged 5-17 to share their thoughts on a new online resource designed to support them to identify mental health issues in their kids, respond effectively, and confidently access external care and support.
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Are you a uni student? Do you work with uni students? Please participate in and share our latest research trial testing a new video-based program for improving mental health. Join here: anu.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/fo… @ANUPopHealth @CMHR_ANU
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We are developing resources to help parents support their children's mental health.
If you are a parent/caregiver we would love to hear what you would want in this resource via our online survey✍️👉bit.ly/3gUy5zv
@EmergingMindsAU @headspace_aus @NMHC @KidsHelplineAU
Our recent paper reports higher levels of psychological distress and work/social impairment among parents and caregivers who home-schooled during the COVID-19 pandemic. @ANUPopHealth @AusMHThinkTank bmcpublichealth.biomedcentra…
Looking forward to presenting on the the Silence is Deadly program and evaluation. Thank you for the invite! @ANUPopHealth
Very excited to be launching our @IASPinfo International Seminar series on #Suicide in Boys & Men. This first session will see presentations from @ACalear, @alan_woodward1 and @_CaraRichardson sharing their work! Join the group and come along! eventbrite.com.au/e/iasp-sig…
It has been great to contribute to the development of this helpful resource for young people in the ACT. @CMHR_ANU
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It was a pleasure to present in this symposium with this great team of people and hear about the diverse suicide prevention programs being conducted in schools #IASPGOLDCOAST2021
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Read our policy paper "Preventing pandemic distress through economic supports" tinyurl.com/3txsmdzu w @MTeesson @mds49 @ian_hickie @PatMcGorry @HM_Christensen @ProfFranKayLamb @ACalear @pbatterham @pat_dudgeon @John_J_McGrath Tom Calma John Brogden Harvey Whiteford James Ensor