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📣 Panel Announcement!
We're proud to welcome Associate Professor Clinton Schultz as our second panel member for Thirrili's Healing-Centred Approaches to Suicide Prevention and Postvention webinar.
A Gamilaraay man, registered psychologist and internationally recognised researcher, Associate Professor Schultz is a leading voice in Aboriginal social and emotional wellbeing. His award-winning work explores how culture, holistic wellbeing and Indigenous knowledges strengthen culturally safe mental health care, suicide prevention and the wellbeing of Aboriginal health and community workforces.
Drawing on his expertise in psychology, research and community-led practice, Professor Schultz is committed to strengthening culturally safe, healing-centred approaches that empower Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander individuals, families and communities.
📅 Friday 28 August 2026
🕚 12:30pm – 1:30pm (AEST - Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria)
💻 Online via Microsoft Teams
🎟️ Register now: tinyurl.com/4u8pr8vz
Together, we can change the narrative through connection, culture and co#WorldSuicidePreventionMonthn#WSPDo#changingthenarrativee#postventionispreventionP#Thirrili #Thirrili
📣 Panel Announcement!
We're honoured to welcome the incredible Professor Pat Dudgeon AM as a featured panellist for our upcoming national webinar: Healing-Centred Approaches to Suicide Prevention and Postvention.
A Bardi woman from the Kimberley, Professor Dudgeon is a psychologist and professor at The University of Western Australia, and one of Australia's leading voices in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander social and emotional wellbeing, suicide prevention, and Indigenous-led research.
As Director of the Centre of Best Practice in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Suicide Prevention and lead Chief Investigator of the national Transforming Indigenous Mental Health and Wellbeing research project, Professor Dudgeon has helped shape community-led approaches to suicide prevention grounded in culture and self-determination.
📅 Friday 28 August 2026
🕚 12:30pm – 1:30pm (AEST – Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria)
💻 Online via Microsoft Teams
🎟️ Register here: tinyurl.com/4u8pr8vz
Join Professor Dudgeon as she shares why postvention is prevention, and how culture and community strengthen healing after suici#WorldSuicidePreventionMonthn#changingthenarrativee#postventionispreventionP#Thirrili #Thirrili
