'This special issue offers insights & evidence about the technology's ability to act as a force of good & a source of harm for young people's #MentalHealth' Read the #OpenAccess The CAMH journal Special Issue Editorial by Dr Hiran Thabrew & Lina Gega for more info. bit.ly/3J1EJmU

To celebrate the The CAMH journal 2023 Special Issue, we are delighted to welcome 2 of the editors, Prof Lina Gega & Dr Hiran Thabrew to share insight into the Special Issue on ‘#Technology & #MentalHealth for Children & Adolescents: Pros and Cons’. A must listen. bit.ly/3XZ88Cm

SPARX has unveiled a brand new website sparx.org.nz Check it out! Another big milestone for Aotearoa’s digital innovation to help young people’s mental health 💜. NIHI New Zealand Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences UoA Terry Fleming

Headstrong team doing the mahi at ASB Polyfest Celebrating cultural diversity and connecting with young people and their communities. Check out headstrong.org.nz and download the free app to strengthen your mental well-being. 🤖💪🏽Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences UoA University of Auckland | Waipapa Taumata Rau Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora

Inspiring example of collaboration and innovation to improve mental health and implement evidence based tools - SPARX has been translated and adapted for use by Nunavut indigenous youth. isparxnunavut.com University of Auckland | Waipapa Taumata Rau NIHI New Zealand York University #indigenous #ccbt #eHealth

Using population data to gain insights about health and substance use-related conditions among Pasifika youth in NZ. Different patterns in service use or an inequitable health system? Paper by Troy Ruhe et al: pacifichealthdialog.nz/index.php/phd/… Dr Hiran Thabrew Sarah Hetrick

Excited to see these are now available-a great update! #suicide prevention

Honoured to be the new Chair of Tu Te Akaaka Roa, NZ Office of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists. Great team. Awesome mahi (work).

NEW FREE EVENT 'The CAMH journal journal 2023 Lecture' Confirmed speakers include: Sir Michael Marmot, Dr. Cornelius Ani, Dr. Matthew Hodes, Rhiannon Hawkins, Professor Lina Gega, Dr Hiran Thabrew rachel elvins Prof Praveetha Patalay and Sonia Livingstone Book now to attend! bit.ly/3KWbNvX

FREE Association for Child & Adolescent Mental Health webinar. The CAMH journal 2023 lectures Keynote lecture by Sir Michael Marmot Plus Dr Cornelius Ani, Dr Matthew Hodes, Rhiannon Hawkins, Prof Lina Gega, Dr Hiran Thabrew rachel elvins Prof Praveetha Patalay Sonia Livingstone & @bernadkadubicka Register at acamh.org/event/camh-202…

My Te Ara Hāro | Centre for ICAMH NZ colleague Melanie Woodfield explores the contentious issue of ‘time out’ at the 2023 I-CEPS conference in evidence based parenting. Kai for whakaaro…

Dr Hiran Thabrew University of Auckland | Waipapa Taumata Rau Te Ara Hāro | Centre for ICAMH NZ Association for Child & Adolescent Mental Health Children & young people are growing up as ‘#DigitalNatives’ & the influence of technology on #CYPMentalHealth is now undeniable, especially with an increase dependency on #Technology for #Education & #Socialising. #CAMHlecture23 Association for Child & Adolescent Mental Health

Delighted to see my friend Dr Hiran Thabrew, over from NZ & addressing Association for Child & Adolescent Mental Health on the ‘digital natives’, and on the complex and complicated relationship between technology and young people’s mental health.

7 slides in 7 minutes? Almost ☺️ #escap2023 #escap #Copenhagen #conference Te Ara Hāro | Centre for ICAMH NZ @escap2023

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For the record Mr Little, my ‘patch’ extends from optimising all children and young people’s wellbeing to helping them get help as early as possible when distressed to offering them the best possible and safest forms of care when they are unwell rnz.co.nz/programmes/in-…

Please join us at a public symposium by Prof. Professor Matthew Sanders hosted by Te Ara Hāro | Centre for ICAMH NZ Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences UoA Keynote from Professor Matthew Sanders and a panel to discuss clinical and policy implications Wednesday 5th June 2-4pm 505-007 (Lecture 2), 85 Park Rd, Grafton Zoom link and registration below ⬇️

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