Peace Pack in Action
Great to see the PEACE Pack in the news… Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation is excited to support Professor Philip Slee and his team in trialling this anti-bullying program in 26 South Australian primary schools. The next step will be to measure the impact further and develop this as a national program. Take a look […]
The importance of good mental health during recovery with Brodie Smith on The Crows Show
“It’s tough to sit on the sidelines for such a long time…The mental side is almost tougher than the actual physical application. It’s really important to have some good connection around you to be able to help you through whatever you’re going through.” Welcome back Brodie Smith – and thanks for sharing your road to […]
Stamping out bullying in schools on The Crows Show
Bullying in the classroom and workplace can have devastating impacts. Christopher Slee recently spoke with the Crows Show about bullying and “The PEACE Pack” – an innovative Flinders University program which is helping to reduce bullying in schools. Find out how you can support the PEACE Pack program and help stamp out bullying here. Watch […]
Seeking answers to eating disorders in the genes
Researchers will use cutting-edge gene analysis to help predict who is most at risk of developing an eating disorder, thanks to a grant from Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation. Led by Professor Tracey Wade from Flinders University, researchers will investigate predisposition to eating disorders – including Anorexia Nervosa, by using new technology to create genomic […]
The importance of exercise and physical activity on The Crows Show
Research is shining a light on the importance of exercise and physical activity in maintaining good mental health. A new Breakthrough supported app is now helping to detect mental health symptoms to identify early warning signs of mental health issues. Flinders University researcher Amy Nielsen chats about this new digital approach to mental health. Watch […]
Talking Mindfulness on The Crows Show
What is mindfulness and what are its benefits? Flinders University’s Dr Catherine Johnson recently spoke to The Crows Show about the impact of mindfulness in life, work and sport. Watch the video below
Raising Mental Health Awareness in the SANFL
Adelaide Crows players will wear purple laces in their SANFL showdown with Port Adelaide at Kadina Oval this Sunday, raising awareness of the importance of mental health research. Thanks to the York Peninsula Country Times and Crows players Alex Keath and Ben Jarman for helping to spread the message. Click to read the article from […]
Professor Tracey Wade talks with Mark Aiston about eating disorders
Flinders University Researcher, Professor Tracey Wade talks with Mark Aiston on Radio Adelaide’s ‘Mental Health Show’ about eating disorders and the work she is doing to help people with eating disorders. Tracey has been awarded funding from Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation to further explore whether genetic factors play a role in a person’s risk […]
Breakthrough Mental Health Research Forum on ‘The Crows Show’
Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation’s Director Major Projects John Mannion and Ambassador, Adelaide Football Club Head of Football Brett Burton, recently spoke with The Crows Show about the importance of mental health research and Breakthrough’s partnership with the Crows. Watch the video below
Radio Adelaide interview with John Mannion
On Thursday 10 May 2018 Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation Director Major Projects, John Mannion had an chat with Radio Adelaide’s Mark Aiston on ‘The Mental Health Show’ about the foundation. Listen to the interview below
