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📣 Panel Announcement!
Introducing our deadly CEO of Thirrili, Tanja Hirvonen, as the final panellist for our upcoming Healing-Centred Approaches to Suicide Prevention and Postvention webinar.
A Jaru and Bunuba woman, Tanja is a clinical psychologist whose work spans Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander social and emotional wellbeing, trauma-informed practice, suicide prevention and culturally safe mental health care.
With extensive experience in clinical practice, research and leadership, Tanja has dedicated her career to strengthening culturally responsive systems and walking alongside communities to support healing after suicide loss.
📅 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 community.
#WorldSuicidePreventionMonth #WSPD #changingthenarrative #postventionisprevention #Thirrili
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Breathe. Listen deeply. Connect.
Dadirri reminds us of the power of slowing down, being present and making space to truly listen — to ourselves, to each other and to Country.
Take a few minutes today to pause and listen.
📣 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
