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Anxiety Depression and PTSD through the lens of COVID

Anxiety Depression and PTSD through the lens of COVID

Mental Health Foundation Australia presents Anxiety Depression and PTSD through the lens of COVID webinar.

The COVID‐19 pandemic has affected communities and individuals differently to previous epidemics and emergencies. Rising rates of mental health issues have been reported across the world.

In support of our multicultural communities, Mental Health Foundation Australia in partnership with Communities’ Council on Ethnic Issues (CCOEI) is hosting this virtual session.

Please join us for a free session to discuss about Depression, Anxiety and PTSD through the lens of COVID.

A keynote address will be made by Prof Greg Murray, Director, Centre for Mental Health followed by a panel discussion comprising of:

  • Prof Greg Murray, Director, Centre for Mental Health
  • Dr. James Karantonis, President, Bipolar Life
  • Ms. Harlin Gandhok, Youth MH Advocate
  • Dr. Alana Roy, Psychologist

If you have questions for the panel, please forward them to preethi.selvaraj@mhfa.org.au


Date

Sep 13 2021

Time

9:45 am - 12:00 pm

Location

Virtual
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