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Webinars

MHPN’s interactive webinars feature case-based discussions and Q&A sessions led by top experts, modeling interdisciplinary practice and collaborative care.

About Webinars at MHPN

MHPN produces free-to-access professional development webinars featuring leading experts in a case-based discussion panel. Webinar participants are able to interact with panelists through Q&A sessions.

Participants can attend live by registering for an upcoming webinar. Alternatively, participants can watch past webinars on demand by accessing through the webinar library.

MHPN webinars may be eligible to count towards your CPD. Participants who attend a live broadcast will be issued a Statement of Attendance, and participants who watch webinar recordings are able to utilise a self-reporting CPD learning tool. Please contact your membership body for further information about CPD accreditation.

Upcoming Webinars

  • Webinar
15 Oct 2025 7:15pm · 75 mins
Healthcare professionals often work in busy, high-pressure, and emotionally demanding environments. At this webinar, our expert multidisciplinary panel will share practical insights on spotting early signs of stress in yourself and colleagues, and offer strategies and tools you can use straight away to support wellbeing in your workplace. 
Assistant Director, Psychosocial Regulation at Comcare
Psychologist
Postdoctoral Research Fellow at UNSW and the Workplace Mental Health Team at The Black Dog Institute

Facilitator

Mark Creamer headshot
Clinical Psychologist
  • Webinar
05 Nov 2025 7:15pm · 75 mins
Children’s mental health and wellbeing can be affected in many ways when one or both parents use substances, and practitioners working with these parents have a unique opportunity to support both the parent and their child. Child aware conversations do not require practitioners to see the child but involve asking parents about their relationship with their children, what they notice about their emotions and behaviour, exploring daily routines, and identifying the family’s support networks. This webinar helps practitioners support parents who use substances by showing how to start conversations about their children’s wellbeing. Our esteemed panel will explore practical strategies to build trust, reduce shame, and balance supporting parents with keeping children safe. 
anonymous
Child and Family Partner
Mental Health Social Worker and Clinical Advisor at the Centre for Alcohol and Other Drugs
Family Counsellor – Alcohol and Other Drugs

Facilitator

Nicole_Rollbusch
Practice Development Officer – Emerging Minds, SA
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