S50: Development of a Nationally Consistent Consumer Rated Self Report MeasureAuthors: Cheryl Reed, Tim Coombs, Rosemary Dickson
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Event: 2019 TheMHS Conference- S54: Supporting Strong Social Networks in Youth Mental Health
Authors: Danielle Sui-Man Lam, Yasmin Talavera, Carol Harvey, Christine Migliorini
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Event: 2019 TheMHS Conference 
Recommended Reading: Can the Revival of Indigenous Languages Improve the Mental Health and Social and Emotional Wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People?Authors: Leda Sivak, Seth Westhead, Emmalene Richards, Stephen Atkinson, Harold Dare, Jenna Richards, Ghil’ad Zuckermann, Alan Rosen, Graham Gee, Michael Wright, Ngiare Brown, Trevor Ritchie, Michael Walsh, Alex Brown
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Event: 2018 TheMHS Conference- Recommended Reading: Independent Mental Health Advocacy – An Independent Evaluation
Authors: Chris Maylea, Susan Alvarez-Vasquez, Matthew Dale, Nicholas Hill, Brendan Johnson, Jennifer Martin, Stuart Thomas, Penelope Weller
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Event: 2018 TheMHS Conference - Recommended Reading: Peer Support Work in Public Mental Health: Don’t see me as my diagnosis (or illness) and I won’t think of you as a clinician
Authors: Jeremy Le Roux, Kerrie Clarke
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Event: 2018 TheMHS Conference - Recommended Reading: Gender Pathways Service (GPS) Youth Mental Health
Authors: Nicole Albrecht, Jennifer Griffiths
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Event: 2018 TheMHS Conference - S71: “LETSS Talk Co-Design”. Case example of the co-design process in service design, and what we learned from the experience.
Authors: Shandy Arlidge, Damon Fenech, Keryn Robelin, Lyn Whiteway, Jules Davis
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Event: 2018 TheMHS Conference 
Pre-Conference Forum for Consumers and Carers/FamiliesBlog description: Being Bold to Be Heard - Tuesday 28th August 2018 - We know from experience and evidence that the best people to shape better outcomes for people living with and/or caring for someone with mental health issues, are those who also have a lived experience
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Recommended Reading: Living Well in Later Life: The Case for Change and the Statement of PrinciplesAuthors: Catherine Baker
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Event: 2017 TheMHS Conference- Recommended Reading: What Would We Use and How Would We Use It? Exploring The Use of Digital Technology in Promoting Wellbeing and Engagement with Support for Highly Vulnerable Young People
Authors: Karleen Gwinner, Rhianon Vichta, Brian Collyer
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Event: - Recommended Reading: Adventure Therapy – Using Adventurous Activities As Occupational Therapy
Authors: Helen Jeffery
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Event: 2017 TheMHS Conference - Recommended Reading: “What Should I Say?’ Evidence-Based Disclosure Recommendations For Mental Health Workers.
Authors: Katie Normile, David Khlentzos, Joe Muro
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Event: 2017 TheMHS Conference
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