The WA Centre for Rural Health (WACRH) and Geraldton Sporting Aboriginal Corporation (GSAC) have partnered to deliver a school holiday program for 8-17 year-olds from 10-27th January in Geraldton. Activities are being held daily from 9am to 12noon at: Mitchell Street Community Centre, Active Stadium, Orana Cinema and Tarcoola Park Tennis Club. REGISTER HERE Enquiries: Adrian Bartlett 0417 980 513
The WA Centre for Rural Health (WACRH) and Geraldton Sporting Aboriginal Corporation (GSAC) have partnered to deliver a school holiday program for 8-17 year-olds from 10-27th January in Geraldton. Activities are being held daily from 9am to 12noon at: Mitchell Street Community Centre, Active Stadium, Orana Cinema and Tarcoola Park Tennis Club. REGISTER HERE Enquiries: Adrian Bartlett 0417 980 513
The WA Centre for Rural Health (WACRH) and Geraldton Sporting Aboriginal Corporation (GSAC) have partnered to deliver a school holiday program for 8-17 year-olds from 10-27th January in Geraldton. Activities are being held daily from 9am to 12noon at: Mitchell Street Community Centre, Active Stadium, Orana Cinema and Tarcoola Park Tennis Club. REGISTER HERE Enquiries: Adrian Bartlett 0417 980 513
The WA Centre for Rural Health (WACRH) and Geraldton Sporting Aboriginal Corporation (GSAC) have partnered to deliver a school holiday program for 8-17 year-olds from 10-27th January in Geraldton. Activities are being held daily from 9am to 12noon at: Mitchell Street Community Centre, Active Stadium, Orana Cinema and Tarcoola Park Tennis Club. REGISTER HERE Enquiries: Adrian Bartlett 0417 980 513
The WA Centre for Rural Health (WACRH) and Geraldton Sporting Aboriginal Corporation (GSAC) have partnered to deliver a school holiday program for 8-17 year-olds from 10-27th January in Geraldton. Activities are being held daily from 9am to 12noon at: Mitchell Street Community Centre, Active Stadium, Orana Cinema and Tarcoola Park Tennis Club. REGISTER HERE Enquiries: Adrian Bartlett 0417 980 513
The WA Centre for Rural Health (WACRH) and Geraldton Sporting Aboriginal Corporation (GSAC) have partnered to deliver a school holiday program for 8-17 year-olds from 10-27th January in Geraldton. Activities are being held daily from 9am to 12noon at: Mitchell Street Community Centre, Active Stadium, Orana Cinema and Tarcoola Park Tennis Club. REGISTER HERE Enquiries: Adrian Bartlett 0417 980 513
Appointments are available in our student-led physiotherapy clinic at the WA Centre for Rural Health (WACRH) in Geraldton. People attending the clinic are seen by Physiotherapy students supervised by qualified Physiotherapists. We can offer services for a range of conditions including but not limited to: • Back, neck, joint and muscle pain (including headaches) • Sports injuries • Post-surgery rehabilitation (e.g. joint replacements) • Postural issues • Chronic Pain All students provide assessments and treatments, designed to decrease pain, restore strength and facilitate recovery. Clients will also receive a home program to enable them to maintain their progress Who can...
Clinics are run by Murdoch University Chiropractic students. 14 February - 25 February 2022 All are welcome to attend our supervised student teaching clinic. BOOKING : 0429 044 229
Appointments are available in our student speech pathology clinic at the WA Centre for Rural Health for adults with communication difficulties and concerns. Those attending our clinic will be seen by final year speech pathology students, supervised by Certified Practicing Speech Pathologists. We can offer assessment and treatment for a range of communication difficulties including: • Unclear speech and difficulty with speech sounds • Producing a clear voice (eg hoarse, too quiet, strained) • Understanding what others say • Finding words or putting sentences together • Stuttering Who can attend: Anyone can refer to this clinic and no referral is...
RSVP: admin-wacrh@uwa.edu.au Telephone: 9956 0200 Cost: Free What is Vicarious Trauma? “It’s a proven fact that we hold on to trauma. How can somebody who’s holding so much trauma be of service to someone else if they’re full up? You’ve got to empty the glass.” – Mariska Hargitay Programme features In this interactive 1.5 hour workshop you will: • Identify the differences between burnout/ stress, compassion fatigue and vicarious trauma (VT) • The impact of VT on health, education and welfare workers • How to identify it in yourself • What to do Western Australian Centre for Rural Health All...
What is a refresher course? Refresher courses allow people who have previously completed a 12 or 14 hour Mental Health First Aid course to refresh their knowledge and skills. Accredited MHFAiders can renew their accreditation for a further three years. What is the format? This is a 3.5-hour face-to-face workshop. Who can attend? Any person who has previously completed a Standard Mental Health First Aid course can attend. Register: admin-wacrh@uwa.edu.au Tel: 9956 0200 Cost: $50 (cash only)
Appointments are available in our student-led exercise physiology clinic at the WA Centre for Rural Health (WACRH) in Geraldton. Appointments are available in our student-led exercise physiology clinic at the WA Centre for Rural Health (WACRH) in Geraldton. People attending the clinic are seen by Exercise Physiology students supervised by an Accredited Exercise Physiologist. We can offer services for a range of conditions including but not limited to: • Arthritis • Osteoperosis • Osteopenia • Cancer • Cardiovascular Conditions (e.g. high blood pressure) • Diabetes • Mental Health conditions (e.g. depression) All students provide assessments and an exercise program designed...
The WA Centre for Rural Health (WACRH) of The University of Western Australia is pleased to bring you leadership training based on the research and best-selling book by Dr Brené Brown - Dare to Lead. Delivered by WACRH staff member, Julie Loveny, a Certified Dare to Lead™ Facilitator with a background in social work and a special interest in leadership and thriving workplaces. Julie has been trained by Brené Brown and is amongst only a few in Australia certified to deliver Dare to Lead™. This workshop is open to any of our colleagues working in organisations in the Midwest. To...
YOUTH MHFA Flyer_23 24 May 2022 What is Youth Mental Health First Aid? Mental illnesses often start in adolescence or early adulthood and it is important to detect problems early to ensure the young person is properly treated and supported. Who can attend? The YMHFA course teaches adults who have frequent contact with adolescents, such as parents, guardians, school staff, sport coaches and youth workers, how to assist adolescents who are developing a mental health problem, experiencing a worsening of a mental health problem or in a mental health crisis What you will learn Participants will learn about adolescent development...
Supporting Learners - This workshop will provide clarification of learner, supervision and system issues and provides a framework to address problems. Anyone is welcome to attend this session (you don’t need to have completed the series), and external supervisors who support WACRH students are also welcome. There is no cost to attend. The learning outcomes for this session are: Identify and discuss learner-related problems Implement the PAAR framework with learners Explore management and prevention of problems Increase confidence to deal with difficult situations FACILITATOR: Kathryn Fitzgerald will facilitate the workshops. Kathryn is an accredited TOTR facilitator and an experienced allied...
Effective Group Teaching - This workshop will emphasise the importance of using active learning strategies when teaching small and large groups. The Teaching on the Run (TOTR) program is an education program that includes several foundation workshops designed to enable participants to apply sound teaching and learning principles in their workplace environment. The suite of foundation workshops helps clinical staff become more efficient and effective in their educational role. This workshop series will enable reflection and planning around learning and teaching programs as we focus on each topic area. WORKSHOP DELIVERY: Each workshop will be delivered in a blended learning...
Pharmacy students on rural placement at the WA Centre for Rural Health in Geraldton will be facilitating a workshop for local health professionals on understanding osteoporosis. Areas covered in the workshop include prevention, treatment and management. Date: Thursday 30th June. Time: 5-6pm. Venue: WACRH (in A-frame building next door to TAFE), 167 Fitzgerald Street. RSVP on 9956 0200 or admin-wacrh@uwa.edu.au.
The WA Centre for Rural Health (WACRH) of The University of Western Australia is pleased to bring you leadership training based on the research and best-selling book by Dr Brené Brown - Dare to Lead. Delivered by WACRH staff member, Julie Loveny, a Certified Dare to Lead™ Facilitator with a background in social work and a special interest in leadership and thriving workplaces. Julie has been trained by Brené Brown and is amongst only a few in Australia certified to deliver Dare to Lead™. This workshop is open to any of our colleagues working in organisations in the Midwest
"Lower Limb Return to Sport" Late-stage ACL Rehab Tibial Stress Fracture Return from Groin Injuries Hamstring Tendon Intramuscular Injuries We have focused on injuries which you may not commonly treat & may spark some discussion & excitement We have chosen the later stages of rehab, which can be a bit more nuanced than the early rehab. It will be focused on the return to sport considerations & updates in the literature or rehab in the last few years Who? 4th year physio students Where? WACRH Seminar Room upstairs When? 5:30 - 7:00pm Date Tues 26 July
Learning outcomes: • Understand the main eye conditions causing vision loss in Aboriginal communities • Learn how primary care providers can contribute to the early detection of eye disease and prevent vision loss • Understand the key eye health messages for good eye health • Discuss practical ways to help eliminate avoidable vision loss in the community, an • Examples of community/Aboriginal-led eye care models leading to improved eye health outcomes in Aboriginal communities Who should attend: Primary health care professionals Contact Details: Registrations: via 9956 0200 or admin-wacrh@uwa.edu.au Enquiries: kathryn.fitzgerald@uwa.edu.au More information here
Learning outcomes: • Understand the main eye conditions causing vision loss in Aboriginal communities • Learn how primary care providers can contribute to the early detection of eye disease and prevent vision loss • Understand the key eye health messages for good eye health • Discuss practical ways to help eliminate avoidable vision loss in the community, an • Examples of community/Aboriginal-led eye care models leading to improved eye health outcomes in Aboriginal communities Who should attend: Primary health care professionals Contact Details: Registrations: via 9956 0200 or admin-wacrh@uwa.edu.au Enquiries: kathryn.fitzgerald@uwa.edu.au More information here
So you want to do an evaluation ...but don't know where to start? Evaluation helps us work out what works, what doesn't work and how we can do better. The workshop will provide you with the knowledge and skills to plan a systematic evaluation. Dates: 12th-14th December 2022 (3-day workshop) Venue: WA Centre for Rural Health, 167 Fitzgerald St, Geraldton Time: 8.45am - 4.30pm RSVP: admin-wacrh@uwa.edu.au Tel: 9956 0200 Cost: $800 (3-day course) Bookings required for catering purposes, please identify any dietary considerations. Workshop Topics Include: • How to design an evaluation and create a comprehensive evaluation plan. • How...
So you want to do an evaluation ...but don't know where to start? Evaluation helps us work out what works, what doesn't work and how we can do better. A three-day evaluation workshop is being held at WACRH on 12th-14th December 2022. The workshop will provide you with the knowledge and skills to plan a systematic evaluation. Workshop Topics Include: • How to design an evaluation and create a comprehensive evaluation plan. • How to tell your program’s story with evidence. • Why engaging with First Nations communities throughout an evaluation is critical to success. • Strategies to develop program...
What is Vicarious Trauma? “It’s a proven fact that we hold on to trauma. How can somebody who’s holding so much trauma be of service to someone else if they’re full up? You’ve got to empty the glass.” – Mariska Hargitay Programme features In this interactive 1.5 hour workshop you will: • Identify the differences between burnout/ stress, compassion fatigue and vicarious trauma (VT) • The impact of VT on health, education and welfare workers • How to identify it in yourself • What to do About the facilitator This workshop has been developed and is facilitated by WACRH’s Mental...
What is mindfulness? Mindfulness is a special way of paying attention that can help with how you cope with everyday life and deal with tough times. You’re able to pay attention to the present moment and not get swept up thinking about the past or worrying about the future. Programme features In this 5-hour workshop you will be introduced to different strategies you can use to build mindfulness. Who should attend? This workshop is for those interested in learning practical mindfulness strategies to incorporate into their everyday life. About the facilitator This workshop is facilitated by WACRH’s Mental Health Academic...
Video Recording Available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cF4QWZVqnY Presented by: Madison Sanford Senior Dietitian – Nourished Bump Time: 7-15am – Breakfast will be served Presentation: Begins at 7:30am in the Training Room Venue: WACRH – 167 Fitzgerald Street To attend via Teams: Microsoft Teams meeting Join on your computer, mobile app or room device Click here to join the meeting Meeting ID: 485 239 789 552Passcode: G4RvuQ Download Teams | Join on the web
Presented by: Associate Professor Mirette Saad Chemical Pathologist National Clinical Director of Molecular Genetics – Australian Clinical Labs Time: 7-15am – Breakfast will be served Presentation: Begins at 7:30am in the Training Room Venue: WACRH – 167 Fitzgerald Street To attend via Teams: Microsoft Teams meeting Join on your computer, mobile app or room device Click here to join the meeting Meeting ID: 485 239 789 552 Passcode: G4RvuQ Download Teams | Join on the web This breakfast presentation is provided by MGPN Doctors Network & WACRH.
Program featuresIn this 14-hour YMHFA course, topics covered include: developing mental health problems, depression, anxiety problems, psychosis, eating disorders and substance use problems, as well as suicide and other mental health crises.Participants are eligible to become an accredited Mental Health First Aider. What you will learn? Participants will learn about adolescent development and the signs and symptoms of mental health problems, how and where to get help and what sort of help has been shown by research to be effective. Who can attend? The YMHFA course teaches adults who have frequent contact with adolescents, such as parents, guardians,...
This week’s topic at the Friday Morning Breakfast will be: “ Current abortion options and legislation in WA “ Presented by: Dr Sara Armitage Obstetrician /Gynaecologist Time: 7-15am – Breakfast will be served Presentation: Begins at 7:30am in the Training Room Venue: WACRH – 167 Fitzgerald Street To attend via Teams: Microsoft Teams meeting Join on your computer, mobile app or room device Click here to join the meeting Meeting ID: 485 239 789 552 Passcode: G4RvuQ Download Teams | Join on the web This breakfast presentation is...
About the facilitator This new training has been developed and facilitated by WACRH’s Mental Health Academic Chantal Crinquand Bachere, who comes from a mental health nursing and counselling background. Learning Outcomes • Recognise various Mental Health illnesses that can contribute to loss of control of emotions • Understand theories that explain the origins of anger, aggression, and violence • Identify healthy coping skills vs marginal coping behaviours • Ability to differentiate between various communication styles • Understand and practice de-escalation techniques Who should attend? Anyone interested in developing their knowledge and skills in mental health, aggression, and de-escalation...
This workshop has been developed and is facilitated by WACRH’s Mental Health Academic Chantal Crinquand who has extensive experience in facilitating mental health workshops and comes from a background of mental health nursing and counselling. Who should attend? Anyone interested in developing their knowledge and skills in the area of vicarious trauma. Typically, attendees are frontline human services workers – health workers, education, counsellors, police, rangers. Employers are encouraged to support their employees to attend this workshop. Group/workplace sessions can also be arranged Programme features In this interactive 1.5 hour workshop you will: •Identify the differences between burnout/stress, compassion...
Learning on the Run Workshops (Geraldton) February – March 2024 About Learning On the Run The Learning on the Run (LOTR) program is designed for those about to enter their health profession or who are on an early career pathway. We are inviting recent health profession graduates and final year university health profession students to attend this series of workshops. Workshop Delivery Learning on the Run involves four 1.5-hour workshops that will be delivered face-to-face at the WA Centre for Rural Health (WACRH) in Geraldton, Western Australia. Each workshop will be delivered in a blended learning format, with around 30-45...
Learning on the Run Workshops (Geraldton) February – March 2024 About Learning On the Run The Learning on the Run (LOTR) program is designed for those about to enter their health profession or who are on an early career pathway. We are inviting recent health profession graduates and final year university health profession students to attend this series of workshops. Workshop Delivery Learning on the Run involves four 1.5-hour workshops that will be delivered face-to-face at the WA Centre for Rural Health (WACRH) in Geraldton, Western Australia. Each workshop will be delivered in a blended learning format, with around 30-45...
Learning on the Run Workshops (Geraldton) February – March 2024 About Learning On the Run The Learning on the Run (LOTR) program is designed for those about to enter their health profession or who are on an early career pathway. We are inviting recent health profession graduates and final year university health profession students to attend this series of workshops. Workshop Delivery Learning on the Run involves four 1.5-hour workshops that will be delivered face-to-face at the WA Centre for Rural Health (WACRH) in Geraldton, Western Australia. Each workshop will be delivered in a blended learning format, with around 30-45...
12 March, 2024 9:00 - 10.30am WACRH, Geraldton Register here Places limited. Book via admin-wacrh@uwa.edu.au or 9556 0200 https://www.wacrh.uwa.edu.au/uploads/images/Events/Vicarious%20Trauma%20FLYER%202024.pdf
Learning on the Run Workshops (Geraldton) February – March 2024 About Learning On the Run The Learning on the Run (LOTR) program is designed for those about to enter their health profession or who are on an early career pathway. We are inviting recent health profession graduates and final year university health profession students to attend this series of workshops. Workshop Delivery Learning on the Run involves four 1.5-hour workshops that will be delivered face-to-face at the WA Centre for Rural Health (WACRH) in Geraldton, Western Australia. Each workshop will be delivered in a blended learning format, with around 30-45...
DATES: Monday 16 September 2024VENUE: WA Centre for Rural Health, 167 Fitzgerald Street, Geraldton.TIME: 9-10.30amREGISTRATION: admin-wacrh@uwa.edu.au or 9956 0200COST: FREE (limited spaces, bookings essential) LEARNING OUTCOMES:This highly interactive 1.5hr workshop involves:• Identify the differences between burnout/stress, compassion fatigue, and vicarious trauma (VT)• The impact of VT on health, education, and welfare workers• How to identify it in yourself• What to do ABOUT THE FACILITATOR:This workshop has been developed and is facilitated by WACRH’s Mental Health Academic Chantal Bachere Crinquand who has extensive experience in facilitating mental health workshops and comes from a background in mental health nursing and counselling. WHO...
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