Session 8B: Abstracts - Systems Thinking & Wraparound Care
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| Wednesday, November 13, 2024 |
| 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM |
| Heritage Collections Learning Room (Level 4) |
Details
Chairs: Annalise Foster & Brittany Wilson
Speaker
Ms Tana Cuming
Charles Sturt University
The longitudinal impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences upon rural Australian Young People
12:45 PM - 12:57 PMBiography
Tana Cuming, a CSU lecturer and researcher, has a background in health promotion and adolescent health within not-for-profit and education settings.
Associate Professor Sarah Verdon specialises in research regarding children's speech and literacy in diverse contexts. Sarah is a senior lecturer at CSU.
Associate Professor Sarah Verdon
Speech Pathologist
Neurobloom Speech Pathology/charles Sturt University
The longitudinal impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences upon rural Australian Young People
12:45 PM - 12:57 PMBiography
Dr Jolene Cox
Research Fellow
University Of The Sunshine Coast
Understanding the facilitators and barriers to help-seeking for self-harm in young people: A systematic review and a systems thinking-based analysis
1:00 PM - 1:12 PMBiography
Dr Jolene Cox is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Human Factors and Sociotechnical Systems, UniSC. Her research is interdisciplinary, with an emphasis on complex systems science and health services research. She is interested in understanding the impacts of mental health system complexity on mental health and well-being outcomes.
Ms Tana Cuming
Charles Sturt University
Building better futures: The community-driven approach of Boys to the Bush for disengaged young men in rural communities.
1:15 PM - 1:27 PMBiography
Tana Cuming, a CSU lecturer and researcher, has a background in health promotion and adolescent health within not-for-profit and education settings.
Associate Professor Sarah Verdon specialises in research regarding children's speech and literacy in diverse contexts. Sarah is a senior lecturer at CSU.
Miss Amber Brock-fabel
Founding Director
The South Australian Youth Forum Inc.
Barriers to Accessing Mental Health Services for Young People in South Australia: Findings from the South Australian Youth Forum
1:30 PM - 1:42 PMBiography
Amber is a 19-year-old youth and climate activist. She created the South Australian Youth Forum to provide a platform and a community for like-minded young people to meet and engage in discussions around a variety of social issues. Amber is the recipient of the Governor's Commendation Award of Excellence.
Mr Mark Robertson
Founding Director / CEO
Onevision Productions
MPOWER Youth Culture, Mental Health and Wellbeing
1:45 PM - 1:57 PMBiography
Mark Robertson has dedicated his life to empowering vulnerable youth. As the Founder and Director of One Vision Productions, he has taught all over the world, is an in-demand public speaker, and a well known musician under the name MC Dingo; he has helped over 12,000 youth across Australia.
Ms. Stacy Doan
Allied Health Assistant
Fora Therapy - Allied Health Services
Reinforcing neurodiversity-affirming and family-centred practice to support autistic adolescents within culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) families
2:00 PM - 2:12 PMBiography
Stacy Doan is an Allied Health Assistant whose experience involves delivering interventions for children with special needs in community-based paediatrics, restorative and pain therapy for residents of aged care in regional Victoria. As a fourth-year occupational therapy student, Stacy is also acknowledged through her receipt of Victorian International Education Awards.
