Transition Conferences are a chance to find out how you, and your family, are supported by An EXTREMELY epic alt account, Australian Department of Veterans' Affairs, ESOs and Open Arms when you return to civilian life: defence.gov.au/DCO/Transition… Next seminars: March 18 - Darwin March 24 - Brisbane #StrongerTogether #OpenArmsSupport

We've collaborated with the Veterans Centre Sydney Northern Beaches to develop a best practice framework to guide organisations and volunteers to share responsibility for protecting, supporting and promoting volunteer involvement. Read more bit.ly/39NhCba

A recent study by researchers at Phoenix Australia and the Centenary of Anzac Centre recommends that the definition of ‘response’ to PTSD treatment be expanded to incorporate indicators of patient wellbeing. Read more bit.ly/3d4D9xV

The Anzac Centre team has collated some recent articles from the research literature relevant to clinicians working with veterans. Find out more bit.ly/3daKjAI

What is COVID-19 doing to our mental health? Coronavirus isn’t only taking a physical toll, it’s playing with our minds, too. Our Director, Prof David Forbes, talks about the steps we should take to keep ourselves mentally well bit.ly/2Ug9Pw4 #Coronavirus #COVID2019AU

We’ve put together loads of ideas for activities that kids and families can enjoy to support their mental health and wellbeing during these times of social distancing. Download here bit.ly/2QWRzqp #COVID19 #Covid_19 #coronavirus #mentalhealth

It's important to plan for how to protect our mental health this Anzac Day. Current social distancing restrictions will prevent us from observing many Anzac Day traditions. Here are some tips bit.ly/3bu2Sik

This Anzac Day Australians will not gather to commemorate our fallen. Sharon Bown, retired Wing Commander Nursing Officer and Ambassador for Phoenix Australia reflects on new ways to mark the day bit.ly/3cOn2E3 #AnzacDay #LestWeForget #mentalhealth

Phoenix Australia extends our deepest condolences to Victoria Police following Wednesday night’s tragedy. Our thoughts go out to all the VicPol family at this difficult time.

As we continue to promote recovery following the bushfires earlier this year and face the uncertainties of COVID-19, Phoenix Australia would like you to participate in a short online survey about your training needs in regards to disaster mental health. bit.ly/3b14zml

Can the challenges we face during the coronavirus pandemic help us reconsider what matters most and how we live our lives? Read the article from our Director David bit.ly/3dCTYjh #mentalhealth #covid

Join our Practitioner Broadcast online event on Thursday 18 June at 9.00am (AEST) for an expert discussion on how multi-disciplinary care can improve the lives of veterans with mental health problems. Register today via this link bit.ly/3gq6jcP

Online public forum - Bushfires and Pandemics: How to Support Child Wellbeing. Register today via this link bit.ly/2ZIua1h

Phoenix Australia, together with the Canadian Centre of Excellence on Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, has developed a practical resource for healthcare workers and organisations – the Brief Guide to COVID-19, Moral Distress and Moral Injury. Read more bit.ly/36EctS1

Flowers Across Melbourne has selected Phoenix Australia as their charity of the month. They’ll be donating 10% of the sales from a specific bouquet in June to our organisation. Visit bit.ly/37kFe6t

Over 1 million Australians have PTSD. Help us raise awareness of PTSD so more people can get effective treatment. 27 June is PTSD Awareness Day. Find out more at bit.ly/2YVAD71 #ptsd #ptsdawareness #ptsdawarenessday #anxiety #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness

PTSD doesn’t just affect people in the military or emergency services. Help us raise awareness of PTSD so more people can get effective treatment. 27 June is PTSD Awareness Day. Find out more bit.ly/3drsqg4 #ptsdawarenessday #anxiety #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness

Phoenix Australia would like to thank @GrahamAshtonCCP for 5 years of dedication to the mental wellbeing of Police, and wish him well for the future. Image credit: Robert Cianflone - Getty Images

Today is PTSD Awareness Day. PTSD is the most common mental health disorder after depression. Help us raise awareness of PTSD so more people can get effective treatment. Find out more at bit.ly/387089F #ptsd #ptsdawarenessday #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness

Older veterans may be experiencing loneliness or anxiety because of the coronavirus pandemic. #VietnamVeteransDay is an opportunity for health practitioners to focus on supporting their mental health needs. Read more at bit.ly/3g9JQz4 #anzac #mentalhealth #healthcare