Resource: Webinar: Social and emotional wellbeing as an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Paradigm

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This webinar explores social and emotional wellbeing as an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander paradigm for wellbeing. This webinar also unpacks the cultural concepts of social and emotional wellbeing, its practical implementation, and its role in research and community-based mental health initiatives. Listen to presentations from Professor Pat Dudgeon AM, Dr Clinton Schultz, Professor Gail Garvey, and Dr Graham Gee as they discuss the underlying principles of social and emotional wellbeing from an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander worldview, approaches to measuring social and emotional wellbeing, and how applying a social and emotional wellbeing lens can strengthen mental health research in community contexts.

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Health