Co-production resources
Authentic co-production moves beyond common consultative approaches to develop equal partnerships between lived experience and researchers. This requires transforming how various forms of knowledge and expertise are viewed and dismantling pervasive power imbalances that underpin healthcare and academic systems. As a collective embedded within a research centre, LEN aims to engage with and inform co-produced research, we hope these resources further support that endeavour.
Health Research Consumer Expo
Tuesday 26 August, Brisbane, Queensland.
This event brings together health consumers, friends and family, carers and members of the community, researchers and health practitioners to explore the benefits and practicalities of involving consumers in health research. You will hear from both consumers and researchers about the value of health consumers’ lived experiences in shaping health research. Hear from consumer/researcher teams, learn about co-design in research, make new connections and help set research priorities to create real outcomes.
This free half day event is open to all
TheMHS 2025
Tuesday 2 - Friday 5 September, Brisbane, Queensland.
Imagine 2050... universal mental wellbeing is achieved with a resilient population and routine early intervention for mental ill-health. Integrated support services across various sectors provide highly personalised care, blending traditional and contemporary healing methods. People experience holistic, respectful, and culturally aligned support, primarily delivered in their community or chosen location. Stigma and discrimination are eradicated, fostering social connection and inclusion. The mental health system is well-resourced and informed by lived experiences.
This vision will be explored at the conference, focusing on consolidating current practices and embracing new ideas to achieve this ideal mental health system.
Rural Mental Health Conference 2025
Wednesday 5 - Friday 7 November, Hobart, Tasmania.
Are you passionate about rural mental health care? Apply now to present at RMHC2025 in Hobart!
The conference committee is seeking presenters to share insights and experiences that inspire change in rural mental health. They are calling for submissions for research findings, innovative case studies, best practices, culturally responsive solutions, and practical strategies that create lasting positive effects for rural communities.
The 色情网站n & New Zealand Mental Health Association are awarding 3 in-person and 10 virtual delegate scholarships to attend the 2025 Rural Mental Health Conference.
To participate and share your lived experience, please complete the Expression of Interest to add your contact details to the confidential and secure network database.
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Keep up to date with the Griffith Centre for Mental Health on our socials.