
Matt Cram
@crammj
Head of Media and Communications, @Orygen_Aus. Previously award-winning journalist and strategist at Nine, 3AW, Fairfax and Rural Press.
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Great fun hosting three international panels at @orygen_au’s inaugural Youth Mental Health Symposium yesterday. Struggled to concentrate today while the brain tried to process all the incredible work and ideas that were showcased 🤯 Kate Filia @SPagdon Amanda Fitzgerald Nicola Reavley



"Improving those algorithms, improving community guidelines is, I think, the more important solution.” Amelia, an Orygen Youth Advisory Council member, and Patrick McGorry contribute to this article on why blunt social media bans aren't the answer to the youth mental health crisis.

Wonderful to see our VR program showcased on 9News Melbourne – as Orygen researcher Dr Imogen Bell puts it, this innovative treatment is on track to play a leading role in "addressing the gaps in care for young people". @Lucia_Valmaggia Mario Alvarez-Jimenez @RoosPotKolder

BREAKING: A major The Lancet Psychiatry Commission on youth mental health has just been launched. The publication, led by Patrick McGorry and a global consortium of world-leading experts, marks a significant milestone for the field. It's free to download: bit.ly/46Knr7u



Research with impact. That's our goal, and it's a key theme of a new video series spotlighting Orygen’s work. In this first video, meet our Eating Disorders team – whose work aims to unlock new approaches in the field. 🔍 More videos: bit.ly/487ysR3 Scientific Work in Anorexia Nervosa (SWAN)

Pleased to welcome Professor Patrick McGorry AO to NYC for the launch of The Lancet Psychiatry Commission's report on youth mental health. Leaning into research from organisations like Orygen is vital to ensure we remain connected to the issues faced by young people today.


Artificial intelligence is evolving fast, and new research led by Orygen shows that Australians are turning to it for mental health support. The study, published in JMIR Mental Health, also found 40% of mental health professionals use AI in their practice. More: bit.ly/3UWo4pT







The AFL has a unique opportunity to drive significant change in one of the most pivotal fights in Australian society. Via Patrick McGorry University of Melbourne and Orygen theconversation.com/15-years-ago-i…

An AFL mental health round could play a significant role in addressing the mental health crisis, and build on key recommendations from The Lancet Psychiatry's 2024 Commission on youth mental health. Patrick McGorry explains in The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand. bit.ly/43wHOEa