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Victim-survivors commonly experience a combination of technology-facilitated and in-person abuse.

Drawing on the latest research and practitioner insights this webinar will:

• describe what technology-facilitated coercive control looks like in practice

• provide examples of the different ways that victim-survivors might experience technology-facilitated coercive control

• suggest strategies for face-to-face and telehealth practice.

Please note: This is a re-run of a webinar held in December 2022. There will be no live facilitation or audience questions.

Our PHN funds the GP Psychiatry Support Line which supports GPs to manage clients with mental health concerns appropriately in primary care.

To develop capacity and improve integration of the Stepped Care Model across our region we have co-designed a Central Access and Referral Service that assesses and facilitates client referrals to appropriate service types.

Dads in Distress supports dads experiencing trauma through family breakdown and separation anxiety often leading to stress, depression, isolation, and suicide.

The Men’s Table is a community building and men’s mental health and suicide prevention initiative.

The Way Back Support Service (The Way Back) is a Beyond Blue initiative designed to support people who have recently experienced a suicidal crisis or attempted suicide.

Hunter Primary Care currently deliver Aboriginal Aftercare, an innovative suicide aftercare service, developed to save the lives of one of the population groups most at-risk of suicide –people who have attempted suicide or live with suicide ideation.

QPR is an online, evidence-based suicide prevention training.

This webinar will further explore how carer empowerment can be promoted and sustained in service settings. In the context of ongoing reviews and reforms in the disability, aged care and carer support sectors, it will feature a range of carer and researcher perspectives to help inform the development of a more integrated service environment that better streamlines access to information and support for carers.

As we step into the new year, there’s an efficient way to update the business details of GPs and other healthcare providers moving in and out of your practice. The free Provider Connect Australia™ (also known as PCA™), an initiative of the Australian Digital Health Agency (the Agency), provides a single place to update your business information and services, which can automatically update your National Health Service Directory (NHSD) listing and your local Primary Health Network.