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MHPN Online is an online professional networking platform designed to enhance and promote interdisciplinary mental health care across Australia.

For help call the MHPN Hotline: 1800 209 031

Network meetings

Network meeting locations on a map of Australia.Find a network meeting

Contact your state to join a local MHPN interdisciplinary mental health network:

  • Expand your referral network
  • Broaden your knowledge of local service providers
  • Enhance your professional development
  

Upcoming webinars

Mental health and substance abuse presentations (7 Feb 2012)

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Bipolar mood disorder

Mental health and diabetes

Complex trauma

Psychosis

Mental health & intellectual disability

Grief, trauma and anxiety

Borderline Personality Disorder

Adolescent mental health: Part 2

Adolescent mental health: Part 1

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You can participate in our webinars by becoming an online member of MHPN. Register

We have a great range of presenters at our webinars. Check out their profiles.

We run network meetings all over Australia. To participate, contact your state.
Latest MHPN News
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December E-News 2011

December 22, 2011
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MHPN webinar presenter calls for focus on complex trauma

December 15, 2011
As a publicly declared survivor of child abuse, Dr Cathy Kezelman has had a significant period of time to reflect–and act–on the subject of complex trauma. Dr Cathy Kezelman is the director of Adults Surviving Child Abuse (ASCA).She is also the author of Innocence Revisited, a me...

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Carnarvon uses MHPN webinar to network

December 14, 2011
When your network covers an area the size of Germany, anything that cuts distance, time and cost from your training budget comes as a bonus. According to Julee Nelson, Executive Officer/Coordinator of the Carnarvon MHPN, using October’s MHPN Complex Trauma webinar to bring far-fl...

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A word from valued partner Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (RANZCP)

"The presence of psychiatrists in MHPN networks was considerably enhanced by an initiative to involve psychiatrists in networks as guest speakers and this has been beneficial to both participating psychiatrists and network members."

Andrew Peters CEO, RANZCP

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