Pat Turner AM, Tania Rishniw and Professor Pat Dudgeon AM unpack the progress of Indigenous social and emotional wellbeing, mental health, and suicide prevention policies. #wayforward #gdpsa #GayaaDhuwiConference2023

Lee Couch helps us explore how traditional Indigenous knowledge can be used in mental health care at #GayaaDhuwiConference2023. #wayforward #gdpsa

Professor Helen Milroy AM delivers the keynote address at the #GayaaDhuwiConference2023, focusing on the way forward in Indigenous mental health and wellbeing. #wayforward #gdpsa

Professor Pat Dudgeon AM delivers the keynote address at the #GayaaDhuwiConference2023, focusing on Indigenous leadership in social and emotional wellbeing #wayforward #gdpsa

Gayaa Dhuwi is proud to be part of 125 health agencies openly supporting a YES vote for The Voice. This is an opportunity to make a practical difference to social and emotional wellbeing, improving the health outcomes of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Building on our call for a Respectful Referendum, Gayaa Dhuwi CEO Rachel Fishlock shares her thoughts around caring for self and community. Thank you to Guardian Australia for sharing this piece. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

⚫🟡🔴Keeping yourself well ⚫🟡🔴 Our Senior Policy and Projects Officer Dan McDougall talks keeping healthy and well.

How much do you know about Borderline Personality Disorder?​ For BPD Awareness Week, be the difference and help reduce the stigma of those with BPD in our community. #bpdawarenessweek

⚫🟡🔴Keeping yourself well ⚫🟡🔴 Dr Anita Heiss AM talks us through the little things she does every single day to help look after her mental health.

This weekend take a moment for yourself. Find a nice quiet place, take a deep breath and enjoy a cuppa. Thank you to NPY Women's Council for sharing this video with us!

Dr Graham Gee talks about how he is keeping well in the lead up to the referendum. "Remember, no matter what the outcome, our Elders and our Ancestors have been here long before the Referendum, and we will be here long after."

As the sun sets on another World Mental Health Day, let us be reminded of the strength, resilience, and wisdom that runs deep in the veins of our First Nations people. Our connection to the land, our stories, and our traditions have been our guiding light for generations.

We are calling for the Australian Government to make an immediate and genuine commitment to address the impacts of the Voice Referendum on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people – particularly children, youth, and elders gayaadhuwi.org.au/media-release-…

What a year 2023 has been! As we come to the end of the year, let’s reflect on all we’ve achieved to support the highest attainable standard of social and emotional wellbeing, mental health, and suicide prevention outcomes for mob mailchi.mp/gayaadhuwi/tha…

In the wake of Voice referendum, an urgent call for support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people By Gayaa Dhuwi (Proud Spirit) Australia croakey.org/in-the-wake-of…

Attention members: Our Annual General Meeting will be held online at 1pm (AEDT), Monday 29 January 2024. Papers and a meeting link are being circulated.

Watch: Social and emotional wellbeing is so important. Listen to Palawa Trawlwoolway woman Professor Cath Chamberlain explain why

Need to talk to someone today? If you, or someone you know, are feeling worried or no good, call @13YARN on 13 92 76 (24 hours / 7 days) and have a yarn with an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Crisis Supporter

Meditation can give you a sense of calm and help your social and emotional wellbeing. Why not take some time today to do this meditation session, guided by our Chair Professor Helen Milroy AM. Catch it on our website or at youtu.be/X1892e9ZlDg

Did you get our eNews? In it, we look at the Gayaa Dhuwi (Proud Spirit) Declaration. In future editions, we’ll look at social and emotional wellbeing throughout the life stages. Catch up on the January eNews at rb.gy/viiiqv