Curtin enAble Institute

Today is Australia's, R U OK day, an initiative started to aid in the prevention of suicide. The Curtin enAble Institute is committed to conducting research, in partnership with consumers, communities and health providers, that leads to better mental health outcomes for people of all ages.

Today is World Suicide Prevention Day. Globally, today's mission is to reduce the stigma surrounding suicide, advocate for policy change, and encourage help seeking. The Curtin enAble Institute is committed to conducting research, in partnership with consumers, communities and health providers, that leads to better mental health outcomes for people of all ages.

On 3 September, the enAble Institute, Curtin University, hosted its second Big Issues in Mental Health panel discussion for 2024, with the theme "Scaling Mental Health Interventions to Meet Community Needs."   A special thank you to the speakers, Amanda Aiyana, Rachel Radcliffe, Christina Pollard, Grace Stanton, Sue-Ellen Morphett, Nick Titov, Bronwyn Myers, and Samir Heble who shared their expertise and insights into what is needed to scale interventions to improve mental wellbeing and service systems, highlighting the need for connection, community, and working together towards a common goal. A special thank you to all attendees, it was a pleasure to host you.

September marks Women's Health Month, dedicated to raising awareness about women's health challenges, and inspiring women to take charge of their health and wellbeing. For more information on this years hosted events, click the link below! https://lnkd.in/g6JuAfrM.

Final reminder!! enAble's Big Issues event; 'Scaling mental health interventions to meet community needs' is a week today! Last date to register is Thursday 29th of August (two days time) 5pm. If you haven't already, please register via the link below or scan the QR code in the flyer. See you then! https://lnkd.in/gcvZXx-j

2025 RTP Scholarship Round Now Open! We are excited to announce that the 2025 RTP scholarship round is now open for applications. This year, candidates can choose to apply for existing approved projects or propose new research initiatives. There are 2 PHD Studentships on offer as part of the 2025 RTP round. 1. Testing the Synergistic Effect of Inorganic Nitrate and Exercise on Cardiovascular and Brain Health in Older Subjects. Project lead: Professor Mario Siervo. Please apply through this link: https://lnkd.in/g-hA2PyX 2. Action to accelerate dementia prevention within a population-based context in Australia. Project lead: Professor Blossom Stephan. Please apply through this link: https://lnkd.in/g9mh4m2b Application Process for students: • Explore projects Browse and select from our list of approved research projects. • Submit your direct application Alternatively, propose a new research project aligned with your interests and expertise. Key Dates: RTP scholarship applications close on August 18, 2025. Supervisors are encouraged to review and recommend their preferred candidates for scholarship shortlisting by the applicant admission closing date, August 31, 2024. Further Information: For detailed guidance and timelines for current and prospective Curtin HDR Students, please visit RTP Scholarships For any inquiries, please contact the Graduate Research Team at HDRSCH-applications@curtin.edu.au

Please join us for the upcoming Research Rumble event where research project: 'helping autistic students thrive at school' will be showcased. This event will start 22nd August, 5 PM - 7:30 PM. In-person and online attendance is possible. Location: Norman Dufty Lecture Theatre (B210.102), Bentley campus, Curtin University. For more info and to register, click the link below! https://lnkd.in/gengU2Ve

An enormous thank you to Dr Anna Volkmer for your remarkable presentation of 'Better Conversations with Primary Progressive Aphasia.' It was a pleasure to host you here at Curtin.

Please join the enAble Institute for this year’s Big Issues event titled: 'Scaling mental health interventions to meet community needs.' Hear from expert speakers with lived experience mental health challenges, researchers, mental health practitioners, funders and service providers. This event will be held online and in-person at the TL Robertson Library at Curtin University, on the 3rd of September, 2024. Please see the flyer for additional information. To attend, please register via the link below or scan the QR code in the flyer. When selecting your ticket please select online or in-person attendance. We cannot wait to see you there! https://lnkd.in/gcvZXx-j

An enormous thank you to Jethro Sercombe for your insightful presentation of 'Journey Mapping for Change.' It was a pleasure to host you here at Curtin.