Richmond Wellbeing

Richmond Wellbeing are honored to recently have Moorditij Djerpin Wirrin Team Lead, Heather Jacobs, present two outstanding Marr Mooditj Training graduates with Certificate IV in Mental Health Student Excellence Awards! We proudly provide placements for Marr Mooditj students to complete their Certificate IV in Mental Health. This initiative supports criteria six of Richmond Wellbeing’s Working Together, Walking Together Aboriginal Reconciliation Plan, which focuses on cultural security and increasing the number of Aboriginal staff at Richmond Wellbeing each year. We look forward to continuing our partnership with Marr Mooditj and working towards increasing the number of Aboriginal staff within the mental health sector.

At Richmond Wellbeing, our creativity knows no bounds, especially during Pride Month! Our Pride Parade float was a masterpiece crafted with joy, love and glitter by our incredible staff and consumers. A huge thank you to Bunnings Cannington and All Fence U Rent for their support. Tap the link to relive our fabulous Pride journey! 🏳️🌈 https://bit.ly/3OPC80K

Richmond Wellbeing was proud to be a Diamond Sponsor at the WA Mental Health Conference 2024 at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre! Our team had the incredible opportunity to attend and learn from inspiring presenters and experts across various topics associated with mental health. We also had a fantastic time at our exhibitor stall, connecting with other members within the Mental Health sector and sharing information about our sites and services as well as career and training opportunities. Thank you to Western Australian Association for Mental Health for hosting such an insightful event. Many of the presentations were thought-provoking and will provide us with the opportunity to continue discussions that reflect our commitment to mental health recovery and the delivery of safe and transformative services. #solutionsinmotion

The team is all ready to go for day one of the WA Mental Health Conference 2024, can’t wait to see everyone #SolutionsInMotion Western Australian Association for Mental Health

We had so much fun at this year's Pride Parade, embracing our theme 'Together in the West for 50 Years'! Reflecting on our five decades of dedicated service in WA and the honour of being the first WA organisation to earn Rainbow Tick Accreditation 🌈 Dressed in our finest golden attire, we celebrated Pride in style and our ongoing commitment to the LGBTIQ+ community🌈 #PrideFest

📣Last opportunity for the year to upskill in Mental Health First Aid!📣    Richmond Wellbeing will hold a 2-day Mental Health First Aid training session on Monday 9 and Tuesday 10 December 2024.    This course teaches participants how to provide initial support to another adult who may be experiencing a mental health problem or mental health crisis, until professional help is received or the crisis resolves.    Course participants learn about the signs and symptoms of common mental health problems in adults, how to recognise and respond to an emerging or worsening mental health problem and the treatments and supports available.    Find out more about this valuable training and book your spot today: https://lnkd.in/gSxHhPsY 

We had a blast at Pride WA Fairday yesterday! So grateful to have been able to catch up with all you amazing people who stopped by. Thanks for making it so special! 🌈 #PrideFEST

Following conversations at our WA Men's Wellbeing Conference, join our CEO Adrian Munro as he chairs a panel discussion about the Importance of Male Role Models in Society at this special breakfast event for International Men's Day.

It’s World Mental Health Day! 🌏 Looking after our mental health is important for everyone! Today we make sure to check in on ourselves and those around us and continue the conversation about mental health. This year we were fortunate to have the team from Thread Together visit us! Thread Together provides free, brand-new clothing to people in the community over various parts of Australia who are struggling financially. This could include unemployment/financial hardship, people experiencing unstable housing, and people experiencing family domestic violence as well as many other circumstances much as mental health challenges. Thank you Thread Together for this opportunity for our clients #WorldMentalHealthDay #MentalHealthMatters #BreakTheStigma #MentalHealthWeek

This week we have been privileged to host two days of profound learning with Debra Lampshire. We listened deeply as Debra shared the power of Lived Experience in shaping attitudes and practices based on a person-centred approach. We know her insights will help us bridge gaps in service provision and guide our vision for a community where anyone can experience mental health recovery, wellbeing, and have the opportunity to realise their aspirations.   Attendees shared their gratitude for insight gained and the impact this will have on both personal and client outcomes. Here’s a few pearls of wisdom from the “wonderful, honest, inspiring survivor” and “amazing presenter” – Debra Lampshire.   🌟 Voice Hearing is directly related to people’s life experiences 🌟 Even the most outlandish idea has a logical explanation 🌟 Extreme anxiety appears to underpin Voice Hearing   We can’t wait to hear more learnings from our sector colleagues after the “Working with People who Experience Distressing Voices” Masterclass today. We can't wait to learn even more tomorrow in Bunbury! Make sure you follow us on socials if you’d like to know more about our future training opportunities.