Tune in to the final webinar in the Working Together series to celebrate the book's 10th anniversary, 𝘗𝘴𝘺𝘤𝘩𝘰𝘭𝘰𝘨𝘺 𝘪𝘯 𝘏𝘪𝘨𝘩𝘦𝘳 𝘌𝘥𝘶𝘤𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯💜. Access the webinar on the Working Together webpage here 👉 📲 Or scan the QR code!

Our next ONLINE EVENT is this Friday. Join A/Prof. Graham Gee, Dr. Clinton Schultz & Maddison O'Gradey-Lee in yarning about social & emotional wellbeing. 🗓️Fri 21 Feb.⏱️9.30am AWST / 12.30pm AEDT. Register now: #workingtogetheranniversary

ONLINE EVENT. Professors Rhonda Marriott AM, Dawn Bessarab & Roz Walker in conversation on interdisciplinary care. 🗓️Tues 11 Feb 1pm AWST 4pm AEDT . Register now: #workingtogetheranniversary

Lock up your Working Together book's 👀👀 or they might just disappear!! Dawn Bessarab was among the co-authors that helped write the chapter on inter-disciplinary teams in the health sector. Thanks to Dawn for taking the time to speak to us on the #workingtogetheranniversary.

Huge thank you to Dr Mark Baez, A/Prof Jeffrey Ansloos, A/Prof Waikaremoana Waitoki and Dr Hukarere Valentine for their amazing insights! For both full length lectures follow the link below.

It's officially 2025 but we're still commemorating the #workingtogetheranniversary. It's been ten years since publishing the seminal text and Prof Roz Walker, one of the three editors, is sharing her reflections with us. #decolonisingpsychology @TheKids_AU @NACCHOAustralia

It's the #workingtogetheranniversary this year; ten years after publishing the second edition of *the* landmark text on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mental health and wellbeing, it's wonderful to hear from the editors of the book. Thank you, Professor Helen Milroy!

Thank you to Kathryn Kirchner for sharing her thoughts on the Working Together book on its tenth anniversary 💜 . Kathryn is the Lead School Psychologist in the Kimberley region here in Western Australia and we value her input. #workingtogetheranniversary #decolonisingpsychology

On this #workingtogetheranniversary, ten years after publishing the second edition of *the* landmark text on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mental health and wellbeing, it's wonderful to hear from the editors of the book.

The Working Together book was a gamechanger for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mental health & wellbeing 10 years ago - it's as relevant today as ever. Michael Mitchell even says its a good gift!. Considering its free to download at @TheKids_AU it's not a bad idea.

Ginger Gorman is a journalist and author. When supporting her First Nations sisters at @cbpatsisp, she found she had knowledge gaps and used the Working Together book to address them. #workingtogetheranniversary . You can find the book in full on the Kids Research Institute site

Thank you, Judith Lovegrove for your lovely testimonial 💜 .We really appreciate your thoughts on the #workingtogetheranniversary. Judith is a Ngarrindjeri woman, and the Indigenous Governance and Engagement Lead for the Menzies School of Health Research Mental Health.

Associate Professor Jeffrey Ansloos recently spoke at the Robin Winkler Lecture for 2024, presented by the UWA School of Psychological Science and the Centre for Social Impact. We were honoured to host him at the The University of Western Australia. Thank you, A/Prof. Ansloos!

Prof. Helen Milroy was a co-author & co-editor of the Working Together book, with @RozWalker1 & @pat_dudgeon . She's a Palyku woman, Australia’s 1st Indigenous doctor & child psychiatrist, Professor at PCH & UWA & Hon. Research Fellow at @TheKids_AU .#workingtogetheranniversary

We were recently honoured to have Dr. Mark Standing Eagle Baez visit us at the University of Western Australia. He spoke at the prestigious Robin Winkler Lecture for 2024, presented by the UWA School of Psychological Science and Centre for Social Impact.

The 4th edition of "Psychology: From Inquiry to Understanding" (from AIPEP and Pearson Australia) tackles diversity, equity, and inclusion head-on. Pre-order your copy, lead the change in psychological practice:

Professor Pat Dudgeon👑 was nominated for Senior Australian of the Year at the Auspire Australia Day Council WA Awards. Pat has dedicated decades in humble service to her community.💐 💐 💐 . #AusoftheYear

Dr Kate Derry was born, lives, and works on Noongar Country in Perth, Western Australia. She's a Research Fellow at the School of Indigenous Studies at UWA and was one of the researchers who worked on the Lancet Commission on self-harm, released in Australia last week.

Leilani Darwin is a proud Quandamooka woman. She's the CEO & Founder of First Nations Co. & one of the wonderful Indigenous researchers who worked on the Lancet Commission on self-harm, released in Australia last week #transformingpsychology

Dr. Petter Stoor is a Sámi & Swedish licensed clinical psychologist and researcher (PhD) born and raised in Giron/Kiruna &Laeváš Sámi reindeer herding community in Arctic Sweden. He was one of the wonderful Indigenous researchers who worked on the Lancet Commission on self-harm