Author: Douglas Holmes

Celebration of Recovery Month in Australia

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Celebration of Recovery Month in Australia.
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Members of SUPER CRO are celebrating Recovery month this year with an online Google Meets meeting. The online meeting will start at 10 am on Sunday 20 September.
If you would like to attend the meeting, click this link:
https://meet.google.com/uvv-pzpq-kaf just before the start of the meeting.

During the Celebration, we will launch the SUPER CRO Kickstarter Warm Fused Glass Portable Kiln project. To have a look at the project click here

National Recovery Month (Recovery Month), sponsored by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), is a national observance held every September to educate Americans that substance use treatment and mental health services can enable those with mental and substance use disorders to live healthy and rewarding lives. This observance celebrates the millions of Americans who are in recovery from mental and substance use disorders, reminding us that treatment is effective and that people can and do recover. It also serves to help reduce the stigma and misconceptions that cloud public understanding of mental and substance use disorders, potentially discouraging others from seeking help.Now in its 31st year, Recovery Month celebrates the gains made by those in recovery, just as we celebrate improvements made by those who are managing other health conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, asthma, and heart disease.

Additional Recovery Month resources are available on the Recovery Month website. Resources include logos, r is for Recovery symbol, banners, posters, and customizable flyers, posters, T-shirt designs, and one-pager, television and radio public service announcements, an event calendar to post and share your Recovery Month events or locate events in your community and social media outreach through Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. Note some materials are available in English and Spanish.
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Update with Task 1 for 2018 Team Marbles Challenge

This is an update for the Task 1 for the 2018 Team Marbles Challenge

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This post has an update with Task 1 for the 2018 Team Marbles Challenge (TMC).

The figures and graph below shows where each of the teams are up to with Task 1 for the TMC for 2018.

The Orange team (192) is leading today, followed by the Green team (129). Purple (83), Red (61), Blue (36) and Black (22)

As with last year this can change by the time we get to the main completion on 11 October.

The scores relate to the Post Engagement scores from the Insights page of the teams Facebook page.

To assist your teams score share posts on your teams facebook page and encourage others in your networks to do similar things.

This link has a video that talks about Task 1 and 2

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Wheel of Wellbeing

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I have been fortunate to receive a Wheel of Wellbeing kit from the NSW Mental Health Commission 

I have found the information in the kit to be useful and easy to get people engaged in a conversation about Wellbeing.

So far:

  • I have given away 30 Wheel of Wellbeing buttons
  • 10 passports
  • three groups have agreed to set a date to use the kits

I look forward to doing more with the Wheel of Wellbeing in 2018

 

Duty Host

One of the questions I am often asked on a regular basis since stopping work at St Vincents is: You seem to be very busy Douglas.

This is true and it has been some 458 days since I left, however this image really describes the new role that being eligible to receive an Aged Pension has allowed me to develop as I enjoy this new role.

I would be more than happy to make time to show you some of the wonderful Recovery Resources I have at my disposal, especially since the release of the Seclusion and Restraint Report prior to xmas by NSW Health.