Prof Lisa Brophy retweeted
Still haven’t booked for the Australian Psychosis Conference?
🎟 Buy 1 ticket, get the 2nd at 25% off!
Hear bold ideas on policy, research, rights + lived experience.
Register now: tinyurl.com/2x52jbdv
Prof Lisa Brophy retweeted
“Towards A Social Model Of Mental Capacity In Social Work: … Implementing a social model of capacity requires social workers to shift from seeing decision-making as purely individual to understanding it as a collective, relational process.” advancedaca.co.uk/towards-a-…
Prof Lisa Brophy retweeted
Great to meet @AlboMP : the only world leader who can discuss spirituality, the global economy, Vegemite hygiene & how Go-Jo was robbed at @Eurovision in one go. With the same values & ambitions 🇨🇦 & 🇦🇺 can help shape a fairer, more prosperous world
Australia 🤝 Canada
Great to meet with Prime Minister @MarkJCarney at the inauguration of the Holy Father.
Our two countries have a strong history of cooperation on global issues. And we will work together on closer trade and a more secure Indo-Pacific.
Prof Lisa Brophy retweeted
🚨 The #APC2025 Program is LIVE!
Join us in Brisbane, 29–30 July, for keynotes, lived experience stories, reform discussions & a special address by Stephen Fry.
🎟️ Early bird tickets close 31 March – don’t miss out!
🔗 tinyurl.com/7s6dudjc
#APC2025 #Psychosisconference
Prof Lisa Brophy retweeted
1 in 4 older adults in Australia are on antidepressants despite being less depressed than younger age groups and more susceptible to antidepressant associated harms e.g. falls, fractures and death medicalrepublic.com.au/reduc…
Prof Lisa Brophy retweeted
Just launched: Our new @WHO Guidance on #MentalHealth Policy & Strategic Action Plans.
Access the Guidance here: who.int/publications/i/item/…
Special thanks to @MOFAkr_eng & @PTMissionGeneva for their support! #QualityRights
@netshrink @ahmedhankir @DrTedros
Prof Lisa Brophy retweeted
This study found that only 6.9% of people with mental and substance use disorders received effective treatment, with major barriers including low perceived need, inadequate treatment contact, and insufficient treatment quality. ja.ma/3WJZnxR
Prof Lisa Brophy retweeted
Most viewed in the last 7 days from @JAMAPsych:
This overview of social determinants of health and suicide risk factors and outcomes can guide clinical, research, and policy directions for prevention.
ja.ma/3PFxnYb
Prof Lisa Brophy retweeted
"Ensuring compulsory treatment is used as a last
resort: a narrative review of the knowledge about
Community Treatment Orders." New paper from m'colleagues @chrismaylea , @TZirnsak , @Carinya1990, Paul Armitage, @Hannah_S_Robert & @LisaMBrophy tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1…
Prof Lisa Brophy retweeted
The largest ever study of antidepressants significantly misreported and inflated the effects of antidepressants but neither the medical community nor the media are interested madinamerica.com/2025/01/sta…
Prof Lisa Brophy retweeted
New paper on recovery colleges alert
Full-text available. Our cross-cultural study on the advertisement texts of Recovery Colleges btwn Japan-England, Corpus-based analysis. Eg "self-management" was emphasised in England whereas "learn together" was in Japan. link.springer.com/article/10…
@RECOLLECT_Study
Prof Lisa Brophy retweeted
This makes me so angry. I’ve known Kev since I was 18, and I’ve never seen him like this. I don’t believe in hell, but these medics and carers were in it, and the bastards who made light of this plague, denied it, called it a flu, and made it worse for everyone, you deserve it.
Prof @Kevin_Fong giving the most devastating and moving testimony to the Covid Inquiry of visiting hospital intensive care units at the height of the second wave in late Dec 2020.
The unimaginable scale of death, the trauma, the loss of hope.
Please watch this 2min clip.
Prof Lisa Brophy retweeted
Essential viewing for everyone who still thinks that Australia overreacted in the first year of the COVID pandemic. What Australia did in that year saved literally many thousands of lives.
Prof @Kevin_Fong giving the most devastating and moving testimony to the Covid Inquiry of visiting hospital intensive care units at the height of the second wave in late Dec 2020.
The unimaginable scale of death, the trauma, the loss of hope.
Please watch this 2min clip.
Prof Lisa Brophy retweeted
I'm so humbled to have been invited to contribute to this event on Lived Experience Advisory Panels with @LisaMBrophy and @chrismaylea, chaired by @P_Gooding and run by the Care Economy Research Institute at @latrobe.
You can register to attend now!
eventbrite.com/e/the-role-an…
Prof Lisa Brophy retweeted
'Transinstitutionalisation' - In this post, Neil Turton-Lane writes from a personal perspective on the experience of living in transinstitutional settings powertopersuade.org.au/blog/… @NeilTurtonLane @mindaustralia @LisaMBrophy @LynMorgain
Prof Lisa Brophy retweeted
Beautiful end to the first day of the #IALMH in Barcelona! I will be speaking on Friday about what advance consent to psychiatric treatment may and may not achieve in relation to social justice; our panel is on gaps and tensions in MH law reform with @P_Gooding @ailbheol 1/2
Prof Lisa Brophy retweeted
NIMH webinar "Transforming Mental Health Disability Research Through Lived Experience Leadership & Co-Production" So excited about this! nimh.nih.gov/news/events/202…
Prof Lisa Brophy retweeted
How good is this? Young Jackson Archer being talked about by the commentators: “sign him up!” @NMFCOfficial did and we’re reaping the benefits. 💙🤍 #kangas
This popped up on my Instagram. Glen Archer playing his 300th game for North Melbourne and a very young Jackson Archer who is slowly becoming a star himself. #AFL #AFLNorthSUNS
Prof Lisa Brophy retweeted
Awesome. Love my mighty Shinboners. @NMFCOfficial
Prof Lisa Brophy retweeted
Great to see this acknowledgement 💜
@McPinFoundation @ENMESHmental
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