Using a range of different mediums, participants are invited to produce art that amplifies and articulates their experiences and voices in context of their journey.
Using a range of different mediums, participants are invited to produce art that amplifies and articulates their experiences and voices in context of their journey.
Artist, Linda Bromley, a proud Yarluyandi Simpson Desert woman as she shows her latest artwork and shares her lived experience of Borderline Personality Disorder
Wellness workshop/challenge connecting creatively & with nature.
This online open art session will encourage participants to explore and map who and what supports us to stay strong, connected and well.
Inspired by DBT Skills & Mindfulness practices, this event is an opportunity to connect with other like minded people while also bringing along a family member/friend or two.
An afternoon of advocacy, creativity and community.
Join in the serenity of Semaphore Beach & discover creative wellbeing through a DBT inspired wellness workshop. NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED.
Learn more about Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). A person with lived experience will discuss her BPD diagnosis, useful skills and critical moments in recovery.
Join us for a discussion about mental illness, what it is, and what skills can be learnt to manage distress.
No Bookings Required
An online Q&A event with Sane's special guests from the Australian BPD Foundation and Sane Community Guide Program
ACMHN President Prof. Mike Hazelton will chair the event and talk about his experience as 2019 BPD Awareness Week Ambassador. Our guest speakers Rita Brown and Mahlie Jewell from the Australian BPD Foundation will talk about the theme for the 2021 campaign ‘Discover Creative Wellbeing’.
In this creative wellbeing session, the group will spend time in our local area and utilise everything that nature has to offer to boost mood as well as provide materials for an art workshop following.
The event has been designed to suit all ages, levels & personality types. Like all of Deep Seas' services & events, this event is judgement-free, & welcoming where you are made to feel calm, included & appreciated.
Current research indicates yoga has particular importance for people who have experienced complex trauma both as a child or in their adult years.
Prof. Andrew Chanen (Orygen) +Dr Louise McCutcheon plus other guest speakers, discuss the benefits of identification and early intervention of youth with BPD.
The ability to be mindful is known to have powerful benefits for mental health, particularly people who struggle to manage distress and regulate moods.
A community exhibition showcasing artwork from individuals who may have lived experience of emotion dysregulation and their carers and support people.
To book call Sarah 0498 220 158
Assoc Prof. Sathya Rao will present the latest research and ways of thinking about this complex and potentially divisive topic.
Boost your creativity, enjoy delicious snacks and tunes, and meet new pals.
It can be helpful to have a visual reminder of your personal ways of coping and in this session, we will use art to depict your personal coping strategy.
It can be helpful to have a visual reminder of your personal ways of coping and in this session, we will use art to depict your personal coping strategy.
Simply come and customise your own bath bombs at your own pace.
Interactive sessions and presentations as well as refreshments provided.
Bookings not required
‘Supporting recovery through understanding neural mechanisms of BPD’ Dr Charlotte van Schie and Mahlie Jewell.
Join us in the afternoon and show us your arts and craft skills, and try your hand at making sensory items for your very own self-soothing kit.
Providing recognition to family and carers and a time to come together and discuss ways of coping.
Spend your afternoon with a paintbrush and canvas in our FREE pop up paint and pals session.
This Mental Health Drop in includes a speaker sharing her lived experience of mental distress, diagnosis and recovery. Plus zine making and dinner.
No bookings required