Mental Health Guide When the Cowpat Hits the Windmill
The mental health guide When the Cowpat Hits the Windmill was launched by The Honourable Jeff Kenett AC at the NRHSN Forum on Wednesday 7th March 2007.
The Guide is a resource written by students for students focusing on mental health issues faced by Australia's future rural and remote workforce while on placement or working out bush. It was developed by the NRHSN in conjunction with beyondblue: the national depression initiative for medical, nursing and allied health students.
How to order copies of When the Cowpat Hits the Windmill
Copies are available from the NRHSN by email or by calling 03 9860 4700. You can also download a copy of When the Cowpat Hits the Windmill, which was reviewed and updated in October 2008.
Evaluation and Feedback
Lana Prout (WILDFIRE) presented at the First Gippsland Mental Health Conference - Recovering in Gippsland organised by Monash University Department of Rural and Indigenous Health. It was held at Monash University - Churchill campus in October 2007. Lana's presentation can be viewed as a pdf.
Tim Bromley from AURHA has written an article about the Guide for their newsletter 'Rouseabout'. Tim reviews When the Cowpat Hits the Windmill from the most important perspective - that of a student.
Thank you to everyone who has filled in an online survey so far, your comments and suggestions have been fantastic and will definitely be considered for all future NRHSN publications. The Quotes document includes some of the comments that we have received.
Quick Links
beyondblue info line1300 22 4636
For a guide reference to the National and State & Territory Help Lines and Mental Health Services go to Mental Health Guide Links.
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