Free Resources on Digital Mental Health

The eMHPrac team has developed a range of free resources to assist health practitioners in learning about, navigating, and using digital mental health resources with their patients. These include guides, brochures, factsheets, webinars, and videos. Simply search in the categories below.

The information and materials provided throughout this website are for information purposes only and are intended for health professionals. Individuals should independently investigate, evaluate, and verify the content and credentials of any service or resource before choosing to use it or refer a user to it. The services and resources listed on this website are not exhaustive and represent only Australian products.

Several of these resources can be ordered online.

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WellMob

A website that brings together online social and emotional wellbeing resources for Our Mob. WellMob was developed nationally under the guidance of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community health workers. The website also features training resources to support health and wellbeing workers working in the community and resources to help you look after yourself.

Visit WellMob

Head to Health

The Australian Government’s national mental health website connects Australians to evidence-based and peer-reviewed online resources from some of Australia’s most trusted mental health organisations. The refreshed Head to Health website features tailored support for health professionals, with tools and information to make the transition to blended care more seamless.

Visit Head to Health

Black Dog Institute’s Health Professional Resource and Education Hub

A free learning hub for health professionals, connecting you to online programs, resources, and primary care information on mental health. This custom-built platform provides GAPs and AHPRA-registered Allied Health Professionals with access to evidence-based digital resources and other digital mental health content.

Visit The Hub

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