One Door Mental Health will be hosting our annual symposium during Schizophrenia Awareness Week (SAW) in 2022.

For many years, the One Door Symposium has been the perfect platform to launch SAW and bring together some of the leading researchers, advocates, industry leaders, and people we support to share the latest insights into mental health.

During the week, we will discuss topics such as alternative therapies, ensuring quality and safeguards for psychosocial services, research, and peer leadership.

Session 1 – Liverpool Catholic Club

Date – Monday 23rd May 2022

Address: 424/458 Hoxton Park Rd, Prestons NSW 2170

Room – The Conservatory

Duration – 10am – 4pm (Registration opens at 10:00)

Preliminary Program:

11 AM - 11.45 AM - Social Housing and Mental Health: equity in access

Karen Hooton, Senior Client Service Officer Specialist at the Department of Community and Justice
Jennifer Jaschke, Senior Client Service Officer Specialist at the Department of Community and Justice

11.45 AM - 12.30 PM - Peer Facilitated Self-Management - what difference does it make?

Dr Alyssa Milton, Psychologist and Research Fellow at The University of Sydney's Faculty of Medicine and Health
Tayla Cassidy, Intensive Peer Worker at One Door Mental Health

1.15 PM - 2 PM - Finding North Network - Amplifying the voice of lived experience leadership

Donna Didlick, Project Director at Mental Illness Fellowship of Australia
Zoe Ka, Lived Experience Project Lead at Mental Illness Fellowship of Australia

2PM - 2.55 PM - Recovery through hope and purpose with quality supports

Alan Hough, Director at Purpose at Work
Ian Hoffman, Chairperson of the Consumer Advisory Council at Western Sydney Primary Health Network
Meredith Coote, General Manager at Community Circles Australia
Alex Carbonetti, Organisational Development Consultant

Session 2 - Parliament of NSW

Date – Wednesday 25th May 2022

Address - 6 Macquarie Street Sydney NSW 2000

Room – Stranger’s Room

Duration – 10am – 5pm (Registration opens at 10:00)

Preliminary Program:

11 AM - 11.40 AM - Spotlight on Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation

Dr Jason Pace, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation

11.40 PM - 12.20 PM - Relationship between developmental trauma, psychosis and treatment with neurofeedback

A/Prof. Roger Gurr, Psychiatrist and Clinical Director of Headspace Early Psychosis,

12.20 - 1PM - Spotlight on Cariprazine – What it is and what does it treat?

Prof Anthony Harris, Chairperson One Door Mental Health

1.40 PM - 2.20 PM - Mental health education for primary health care professionals
o Dr Sarira El-Den, Senior Lecturer at University of Sydney and Peter Meyer Fund Recipient

2.20 PM - 3 PM - How do we support people using a trauma-informed approach?

Corinne Henderson, Principal Policy Advisor at the Mental Health Coordinating Council

3 PM - 3.45 PM - How can we advocate to government - tangible strategies to assist the people we support

Diane Wyatt, Tamworth and District Mental Health Support Group
Tony Stevenson, CEO at Mental Illness Fellowship of Australia
Carmel Tebbutt, CEO at the Mental Health Coordinating Council

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