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Not-for-profit seminars, webcasts, advocacy. We’re focused on the mental health and wellbeing of young people and the influence of society and culture on it.

Australia
Joined June 2009
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💛R U OK? It's a simple question... and yet it can make the biggest impact. Share this conversation guide with your students to help them navigate an R U OK conversation and empower them to help the people in their world💛 #ruokday2024 #ruok #communitysupport #mentalhealthsupport
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A special thanks to everyone who supported GenNext in 2021 - watching videos, tuning into podcasts, participating in online learning - here's our 'Impact Report' for 2021 👇
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Do you or someone you know want to develop skills to manage #anxiety & #alcohol use? The Inroads program can help! Visit inroads.org.au/register to access an evidence-based online program based on cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and motivational interviewing.
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"Education itself cannot solve the challenges facing humanity, but it’s difficult to imagine we can address them without transforming education." generationnext.com.au/2021/1…
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Teachers and school staff, we want to hear from you! Have your voice heard and help improve Positive Choices, an online portal providing evidence-based alcohol and other #drugeducation resources. Visit ow.ly/tQdS50Ga6Hi
“Mental health services are typically reactive, where their focus is either on managing crises or treating an individual’s #mentalhealth challenges” generationnext.com.au/2021/1…
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Year 12 is challenging at the best of times, with students often experiencing anxiety and uncertainty about their future, along with the pressures of study and achievement in the high-stakes assessment activities of the year. generationnext.com.au/2021/1…
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For young people in particular, the blurred line between recreational and educational #screentime presents new challenges we are only beginning to appreciate: generationnext.com.au/2021/1…
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It's been used effectively through history, should it be rolled out in 2021? generationnext.com.au/2021/1…
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1. Hold the ‘and’ ... 2. Practice active acceptance ... 3. Connect with others Read more: generationnext.com.au/2021/1…
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Aussie unis are understood to have the highest number of international students per capita worldwide, so their #mentalhealth is paramount to the higher education sector. generationnext.com.au/2021/1…
Concepts such as "free speech" can be difficult enough for adults to deal with. But they can be far more confusing for children. generationnext.com.au/2021/1…
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October is @mentalhealthnsw #MentalHealthMonth! Check out this student factsheet for tips on looking after your mental health ow.ly/bzCU50F1GJP. Some practical strategies include: 💤 Getting a good night's sleep 🙅🏽‍♂️ Avoiding drugs and alcohol 🏃🏽‍♀️ Moving your body
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"...outdoor therapy should not just be a crisis response, it should be as accessible as sitting on a counsellor’s couch or engaging in telehealth services." #wellbeing generationnext.com.au/2021/0…
The pandemic has amplified feelings of uncertainty in young people’s lives. #youngpeople #mentalhealth generationnext.com.au/2021/0…
“If anything comes out of this, I want it to be a lesson to everybody that family violence happens to everybody no matter how nice your house is, no matter how intelligent you are. It happens to anyone and everyone.” generationnext.com.au/2021/0…
One thing that most families learn at some point – particularly during lockdown – is that balancing a child’s screen time with physical activity isn’t an easy task 📱generationnext.com.au/2021/0…
Over the past two years, many Victorian children have been exposed to multiple natural disasters as well as repeated and prolonged lockdowns due to COVID-19. What does this mean for our children’s wellbeing and learning? generationnext.com.au/2021/0…
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