Hosted by eMHPrac · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 34 episodes
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Digital Mental Health Musings is a podcast about Australian digital mental health resources by e-Mental Health in Practice (QUT). We will discuss what digital mental health resources are out there, how to use them, and advice for health professionals There's a world of digital mental health resources out there, let us help you navigate it.
eMHPrac hosts Digital Mental Health Musings, a health show with 34 episodes published.
In the series finale of Digital Mental Health Musings, guest host Kate Hatchman takes listeners on a journey through the conversations that shaped the past year. From innovative digital tools for young people to cultural
“Clinicians out there are in need of tools they can use like this to really bridge that gap between what they talk about with young people in sessions and what they would like them to do in everyday life.” In this episod
“I think really it’s just another tool in your suite of tools you can use as a clinician.” General Practitioner Dr Bianca Cannon shares her journey using digital mental health with clients and what happens when we challe
“Young people wanted something to grab them, and not something to make them think that this was a magic treatment program that was going to make everything better strait away. They wanted it to say momentum moving forwar
“My First Nations colleagues tell be that listening is most important. Listening is really the beginning of any relationship building. But what are we listening to? What are we listening for?” In this episode WellMob’s s
“We all like to learn that we're not the only person dealing with this. When [a client] actually hears stories of other people and how they've overcome certain situations, I think it's incredibly powerful.” In this episo
“It doesn’t have to be a really big intervention. Often it’s these smaller changes that make a big difference.” In this episode, Dr Marlena Klaic, senior research fellow in implementation science at the University of Mel
“So, I think that was something that added, added some weight to what I was talking about. And also in the session you’re trying to cover so many things, quite often in that 50 minute session, that to give that sort of i
In the season final of Digital Mental Health Musings, we take a look at the key moments from our conversations with the experts shaping the mental health landscape in 2023. From AI and chatbots to Australia’s ground-brea
“I think that the website works really hard to transmit that information in a way, that encourages people with milder symptoms to give some of these digital resources a go. We know they work but not everybody's using the
The rapid rise of AI has prompted some crucial questions about its use in the mental health setting: what are the privacy implications of sharing sensitive information to chatbots? How is that data being tracked across t
“What I wanted to understand is what is the on-the-ground evidence, what is the everyday experience of clinicians who are using digital tools in their practice? And on the other side, what’s getting in the way of clinici
“It’s a big problem, even in face-to-face care, that people drop out after a few sessions and don’t engage in treatment for long enough to get the benefits of therapy, says head of research at Orygen Digital, Associate P
How can mental healthcare professionals adjust their practices to better serve Indigenous clients in culturally safe, responsive and respectful ways? In this episode of Digital Mental Health Musings, Dr Tania McMahon tal
The challenges associated with managing complex mental health conditions, client and peer relationships, as well as keeping on top of new developments and research in the field can be overwhelming – and, at times, lonely
The rapid rise of digital mental health programs and services has brought with it much promise to the concept of mental health treatment – particularly the promise of leveling mental healthcare disparity with the potenti
Caring for loved ones with mental illness puts caregivers at risk themselves – now two new digital mental health programs have been developed to support them. The role of caregiving can come at a high personal cost. Rese
In this episode host, eMHPrac Director Heidi Sturk steps in as host to answer all your burning questions about digital mental health. From questions about the basics of digital mental health, to more complex questions, w
In this episode host, Dr Tania McMahon speaks to Associate Professor Neil Thomas and Dr. Hailey Tremain from Mental Health Online. They discuss the story of Mental Health Online, their pathway to blended care, their ther
In this episode host, Dr Tania McMahon speaks to Dr Kylie Bennett, Managing Director of eHub about MoodGym, eCouch, and what they have learned over the last 20 years working in digital mental health. Dr Kylie Bennett is
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Digital Mental Health Musings is hosted by eMHPrac. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 34 episodes.
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