Prof Victoria J Palmer (She/Her) on Wurundjeri Country
@victoriajpalmer.bsky.social
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Prof of Co-Design and Primary Care Mental Health. Co-Director, The ALIVE National Centre for Mental Health Research Translation Australia. Areas: experience co-design, narrative, participatory, ethics, community-led, implementation, systemic change.
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A quick workshop (brief since the conference organisers gave us 45 minutes!) on the explanatory theoretical model of change for codesign mh.bmj.com/content/45/3... with some of the team from @alivenational.bsky.social @candicepeart.bsky.social @aliciaking.bsky.social Jennifer Bibb, Elise Dettmann.
Picture of the ALIVE National Centre team talking co-design at the Academic Australasian Association for Primary Care conference with Jennifer Bibb, Alicia King, Candice Peart, Elise Dettmann, Victoria Palmer. Hand drawn images of mechanisms of change in background by Natalie Seilar.
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What are the factors that need to be considered to genuinely progress mental health lived-experience research?

Find out in this latest research: go.unimelb.edu.au/sn5p
@profmbanfield.bsky.social
@victoriajpalmer.bsky.social

#mentalhealth #research #livedexperience #primarycare
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Grab a cuppa and watch these high level take outs from the 2025 Holistic Transitions Annual Symposium. Pointing to lived-experience experience in all parts, partnership with First Nations led organisations, and addressing inequalities for equitable wellbeing and mental health systems transformation.
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This time last month, we were in Mparntwe (Alice Springs) for the ALIVE National Centre Annual Symposium. 🎥 Rewatch the graphic recordings by Sarah Cook to revisit the core content covered: youtu.be/WxvtZqCehkI
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Grab a cuppa and watch these high level take outs from the 2025 Holistic Transitions Annual Symposium. Pointing to lived-experience experience in all parts, partnership with First Nations led organisations, and addressing inequalities for equitable wellbeing and mental health systems transformation.
alivenational.bsky.social
This time last month, we were in Mparntwe (Alice Springs) for the ALIVE National Centre Annual Symposium. 🎥 Rewatch the graphic recordings by Sarah Cook to revisit the core content covered: youtu.be/WxvtZqCehkI
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It was good to hear from 42 Next Generation Researcher Network and the Lived-Experience Research Collective members at the e-networking annual event last month about what meaningful change is needed, what a flourishing research ecosystem would look like, and what the network's role would be.
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Good afternoon communities 👋 👋👋

Join us for our 2025 Annual e-Networking Event on Wednesday 19th March 2025 to connect with like minded individuals on how to drive meaningful change in mental health systems.

Register by clicking on this link: go.unimelb.edu.au/2iz8

We hope to see you there!
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It is time for the annual enetworking event held by @alivenational.bsky.social next generation mental health research network and the lived-experience research collective.

We invite you to join as a member and shape meaningful change in research, policy, and practices alivenetwork.com.au
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We're excited to share the program for our Phenomenology of Health & Relationships event in Feb:
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Qualitative & creative methodologies, philosophy, lived experience, epistemic injustice!

Registration is open til 16th January:
store.aston.ac.uk/conferences-...
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Register for the Phenomenology of Health and Relationships Conference.   THEME: Feeling and Being Understood. WHERE:...
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If you want to learn about @alivenational.bsky.social and its six research flagships to implement holistic care and regenerate mental health care ecosystems read more here: alivenetwork.com.au/our-research... three out of six of our projects support First Nations and Lived-Experience Led research.
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So far from co-design and focus groups methods themselves too where interaction in the group, composition of the group and ways people engaged and contributed need to be front and centre.
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#2 - I am one of the cobiquity paper co-authors too and I feel that focus groups as #co-design is not so much about the conflation of meanings and practices from collaborative traditions either - it's outright not knowing what co-design is. Often focus groups are written incorrectly too.
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#1 - Yes! I have two points one is to say for the CORE study in mental health we ran focus groups to agree on which touchpoints to set #codesign objectives ahead of codesign. It was how the orgs who had developed the adapted methods had done it. Focus groups AS codesign is a great shame though.
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If you're interested in reading what folks with lived experience of ongoing distress and mental ill-health have translated from our Philosophy of Practice paper for how we #codesign into community Quick Guides The Short Story - you can read them here: alivenetwork.com.au/our-research...
Quick Guides – The Alive National Centre
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We wrapped up an inspiring year at our final quarterly research forum, and we are grateful for everyone who joined us. It was a privilege to hear from our Co-Directors, @victoriajpalmer.bsky.social and Michelle Banfield, as they shared updates on our Roadmap for Mental Health Research Translation.
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🌟 Communities! We're just 16 contributions away from reaching 100 shared research and translation priorities from carer, family, and kinship group members supporting someone with mental ill-health or ongoing distress. If you’re part of this group, we’d love to hear from you! go.unimelb.edu.au/f478
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Flash back Tuesday!! Photos from 2 years back for @alivenational.bsky.social planning featuring our Implementation and Translation Economics lead @amandalneil.bsky.social and Co-Director @profmbanfield.bsky.social - might be I am feeling nostalgic as 2025 signals the 5th year of ALIVE National!
Assoc Prof Amanda Neil lead of implementation and translation economics in the ALIVE National Centre for Mental Health Research Translation with Co-Director Prof Victoria Palmer in Ngunnawal and Ngambri Country 2022! Co-Directors Victoria Palmer and Michelle Banfield meeting two years back at the Australian National University Centre for Mental Health Research.
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Here is what codesigners in our codesign network and mental health research translation Centre (who are people bringing lived experience of mental ill-health and ongoing distress and carer family and kinship groups) created as their version of a review paper

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Quick Guides – The Alive National Centre
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Such a joy to see the Co-Design Co-Leads take a paper and make this Quick Guide! Led by the group independent of the researchers, we now have the Short Story to the research section live on the @alivenational.bsky.social website alivenetwork.com.au/our-research...
Check them out more online soon!