Educational visits

• Screening and assessment using age-appropriate tools while considering psychosocial, developmental and cultural factors

• Evidence-informed treatment strategies within a stepped care framework, including when and how to use antidepressants

• Routine follow-up and monitoring to support adherence, manage side effects and guide safe deprescribing where appropriate

• Collaborative care approaches with young people, families, and other services, fostering trust, autonomy and shared decision-making

• Recognising and assessing menopausal symptoms — identifying patients in the perimenopausal and menopausal transition 

• Applying shared decision-making — assessing symptoms, discussing quality-of-life impacts, and communicating the risks and benefits of MHT 

• Optimising management strategies — using MHT and non-hormonal options safely and effectively to support patients 

• Practical tools for everyday practice — checklists, resources, and guidance to implement evidence-based, individualised care 

1. Interactivity: Participate with your colleagues in live sessions led by expert clinical facilitators—Dive into discussions, case studies, and Q&A sessions to deepen your knowledge and understanding around health priority areas. Get access to high-quality, endorsed resources to support decision making and enhance patient care

2. Free of charge: Access valuable education at no cost. Our program is funded through the the Department of Health and Aged Care, committed to providing high-quality learning opportunities without financial barriers.

3. CPD hours: Earn 1 hour of reviewing performance continuing professional development (CPD) recognised by RACGP and ACRRM.

4. Tailored content: Receive content customised to address the specific challenges and opportunities within your practice.

5. Flexible timing: Choose from flexible delivery times that fit seamlessly into your practice’s schedule. Whether you're in a remote or urban setting, our program is designed to accommodate your time constraints.