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$2.3 billion to be spent on mental health. Why it does not meet the mark for our community.

Every dollar of the announced record spend on mental health in the federal budget is well overdue, and I am sure it will save some lives. However, this spending does not provide the structural reform that will fix our broken mental health system. Sadly, it seems the government cares more about the short-term political cycle rather than the long-term health of our country.

6 Ways to Look After Your Wellbeing in Lockdown

Our team has put together our top tips for how to stay mentally healthy and well during the five day lockdown period in Perth. Even though you may have heard these tips and even shared many of them with clients before, it is important to ensure that you are maintaining your wellbeing too. So whether you are working from home or it's business as usual, we have some ideas that will keep you energised for the days ahead!

What does a day on the Hawaiian Ride for Youth look like?

Heard of the Hawaiian Ride for Youth but always wondered what actually happens from day to day? We’ve enlisted our Captain and 14 time Ride for Youth rider Phil Renshaw to share some insights on a typical day on the bike during the ride.

Introducing Salvado

The founding doctors of Salvado have carved out a special place in the heart of Subiaco, Western Australia, for individuals to seek treatment and support for mental health difficulties. In 2019, the founding partners procured 230 Rokeby Road with the aim of creating an integrated approach to care. At Salvado, wellbeing and empowerment are the doctors’ focus. Through an integrated psychiatric care approach, the aim is to ensure patients, or ‘participants’ are at the centre of their journey to achieve a better outcome.

The Future of Mental Health Care in Australia

Male Mental Health and the Military: Dr Richard Magtengaard's Account

Military personnel are at a higher risk than the general population of developing mental health issues such as PTSD, depression, anxiety, alcohol and other drugs. Dr Richard Magtengaard understands the reality of this statement more than most.

We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the Traditional Custodians of our State and its waters. Oqea wishes to pay its respects to Elders both past and present and extend this to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples seeing this message.

We acknowledge the individual and collective expertise of those with a living or lived experience of mental health, alcohol and other drug issues. We recognise their vital contribution at all levels and value the courage of those who share this unique perspective for the purpose of learning and growing together to achieve better outcomes for all.