This webinar has a strong research base to support the discussion and strategies. There were some issues with the link to the presenters dropping out, however the material to be informative and relevant.

The Summit was well organised and easy to access with reminders sent by email before the event which I found helpful. The short breaks were great to recharge and enable to refocus for the next presenter.
The speakers all had their own style of delivery a few a little on facts and figures, however still good learning and all very helpful and willing to suggest further follow up material to read.
Over all I was very satisfied with presentation and course content.

Satisfied with all course material and presentations. At times internet connections, mine and theirs, were problematic, but hey, isn't that always the case with internet meets.

Stand out presentations, for me, were (a)working with men and workplace health and (b)safety when working with suicide prevention.

I was able to attend 3 lectures over the 2 days and found each one of them to be highly informative, relevant and interesting. The course was not difficult and the information was presented in a very accessible manner. I was delighted to receive the handouts which included links to research articles.
I would definitely attend again.

I found this course to be very overwhelming, but informative. As I am not a mental health professional some of the sessions went over my head, I thought. But I am very happy that I participated, it gives me a better insight into what to look for in our clients. The session that was on self and team care in the workplace was very valuable as we are a very small team of volunteers and one emergency relief coordinator. I would like to thank all the presenters for sharing their time and knowledge. I would like to keep learning more about how to help our community and keep our small team safe and well.

It was great. I especially enjoyed the Aboriginal content. I always find the variety of expertise presented makes the webinars invaluable sources of information. I would have liked at least one more webinar relating to school age children otherwise great weekend.

varied and relevant - each speaker brought a unique perspective. Enjoyed the practical components and relevant information.. Also enjoyed having the opportunity to receive the powerpoint presentations and chance to watch the lectures again

Thank you for the two day conference. It allowed flexibility during the sessions and well spaced. Excellent course content and well prepared, professional presenters. It was really an enjoyable time!

Content was up to date information provided by experts in their fields. All having had experience in their individual areas therefore passing on invaluable knowledge to educate and guide practice.

A time smart and convenient way to access information about suicide prevention with various specialist presenters covering many different aspects fundamental to promoting positive mental health and wellbeing. Relevant and current research relating to suicide prevention significantly raised the importance and the need to target specific demographics and risk assessment policy to improve the delivery of mental health support in the future. Thanks to MHA and all the presenters.

Really enjoyed being part of this and it was a privileged to listen to these experts. A great range of topics and information. Lots of essential take-aways. Looking forward to being a part of this next year. I hope they continue to provide an online option.

great topics and well presented. good length of sessions with break allowing for screen fatigue. hard to see some slides working on small screen and lots of content.
Well organised by the academy.
thank you

useful range of topics pertaining to suicide and counseling. apart from many presenters having initial problems getting slides working, quite professional and easy to follow without drifting from evidence base

The summit was very well organised despite a few technical issues. All the information provided was of high quality and the presenters were very knowledgeable in their areas of expertise. I particularly liked the presenters who presented their own research. Overall, a very valuable learning experience for me.

Most kept me engaged. One or two I struggled to keep focused as there was so much information (felt somewhat overloaded...it could be just be me who struggled) but the delivery wasn't very helpful...but still quite good.
There was only one I found to be quite distracting and bordering on being unhelpful because it seemed to be driven by a tone of cultural resentment in the delivery, which meant helpful information became quite overshadowed.

Well organised, professional and punctural start. Good breaks between sessions- helps with screen fatigue. Informed presentations, easily accessed from a rural setting. Great having links and ability to download slides. Well done

The way the program was organised over 2 days and with sessions spaced out to enable a break between speakers made this summit very accessible. The speakers were excellent, knew their topics well and kept me engaged.

I found this to be a chance to tune up - check in - and put this important area to front of mind. I was able to get up dated research and information. Following on I always make a peer supervision/gathering to discuss the summit and how it will impact our work going forward.

Very pleasing to hear the relevance and form of current research and that outcomes are benefiting needy
communities already. The weekend provided framework for practice, person centred care and compassion for practitioner and those living the experiences and the need for peer to peer work The format of the web-in-air was excellent.

Yes, great presenters. Presenting with sensitive language, yet at the same time provided clear directive processes, with good evidence based, lived experience and specialised information.
Great opportunity for everyone involved. Certainly a much needed conference.