WA NURSES BACK VOLUNTARY ASSISTED DYING: "Nurses and carers...see what the terminally ill patients have to endure, so I think their views carry a lot weight," Mark Olsen, ANMF - Australian Nursing Midwifery Federation WA tells @GeoffHutchison #assisteddying #perthnews ab.co/2X6aZOY

Bolt's recent comments about Greta Thunberg's mental health do not reflect Australian values. Here's our party position on that issue facebook.com/TheAustralianM…

I just want to say how grateful I am to those who support the Australian Mental Health Party (Mental Health Party). Thank you. Your kind words and offers to help us are truly appreciated.

The draft report for the Productivity Commission on Mental Health has been released. pc.gov.au/inquiries/curr… We find it encouraging to see so many recommendations for reform which mirror the policies of our party.

Let's fast-track humanity facebook.com/TheAustralianM…

Liz Brown David Ferraro I’d like to think that the Australian Mental Health Party has heart (Mental Health Party). We may be small and really just a group of volunteers at this stage, but we do have heart :)

普兰店个人线下 Mental Health Party @tegangeorge Hugh Riminton chris bowen 10 daily @10NewsFirstSyd The question we should be asking is why Labor introduced the ten session cap in the first place? Capping access at ten session was a restriction the ALP put in place, against strong public objections and clear scientific advice provided to them.

普兰店个人线下 Mental Health Party @tegangeorge Hugh Riminton chris bowen 10 daily @10NewsFirstSyd As for trauma-informed care, lifting the ten session cap is a good start. However, if that's deemed a requirement for the health of those traumatised by bushfires, then we should equally provide the same support for others diagnosed with PTSD, etc.

Thanks Ben Mullings we will be releasing a statement in the next couple of days that will give a VOICE to this issues.

Reflections on Reconciliation Week 2020 - mailchi.mp/6c7bee49565b/i…

Media Release 8th June 2020 AMHP Reflections on Reconciliation Week Reconciliation week has come and gone for 2020, and little has been achieved in progressing the status of our Indigenous People, and scant recognition accorded that can, in any way, be considered positive.

No, there's not. The House of Representatives passed a motion in March to authorise non-standard ways of meeting.

There's no economy without people. amhp.org.au/d/MR_29-07-20.… Let's bring the focus back to people and their basic needs.

Is mental health and positive well-being on you radar? Please join us and get involved. amhp.org.au/get-involved/ We are only as strong as the people who stand with us.

A small but significant win for our party facebook.com/TheAustralianM… More structural reforms are needed to make our mental health care system reach those who need it and make use of our full strengths as a society.

A final call to our members facebook.com/TheAustralianM… We need you

With a heavy heart report that this weekend our national executive and advisory branches voted to dissolve the Australian Mental Health Party. Thanks for your support all these years. Next month we'll host a livestream event to look back, reflect, and bring things to a close.