"Building Bridges for Effective Community Youth Mental Health Services: Innovations and Experiences" (3 December 2024, 2pm - 5:30pm)
Organizers
The Hong Kong Mental Wellness Association (HKMWA) & The Mental Health Association of Hong Kong (MHAHK)
Description
Community-based youth mental health services play a crucial role in supporting the well-being of youths, as they often serve as the first line of support and intervention. However, there are significant challenges and gaps that hinder the access and the delivery of quality and effective services.
This Workshop will bring together mental health professionals, researchers, practitioners and educators to share their experiences and insights as well as showcase their innovations. The aims are to inspire on the solutions and strategies in bridging the gaps and contribute to the advancement of community youth mental health services.
Accreditation
College / Association / Board / Committee | Status | |
The Hong Kong College of Psychiatrists | CME | 3.5 Points |
Medical Council of Hong Kong | CME | 3 Points |
Hong Kong College of Mental Health Nursing | CNE | 3 Points |
Hong Kong Institute of Clinical Psychologists | CPD-CP(HKICP) | Pending |
The Hong Kong Psychological Society Ltd | CEU-DCoP(HKPS) CEU-DCP (HKPS) | Pending |
Hong Kong Academic of Social Work | CPD(HKASW) | Pending |
Physiotherapists Board | CPD(PT) | Pending |
Occupational Therapists Board | CPD(OT) | Pending |
Programme Rundown
Openning | Moderator Ms Lily zhou Vice President, The Mental Wellness Association | |
2:00 - 2:45 | Keynote:Community Youth Mental Health Service that Young Persons Need to Thrive (Tentative)Prof. Patrick McGorry Professor of Youth Mental Health, University of Melbourne; Director of Orygen Youth Health and Orygen Youth Health Research Centre, Australia | |
2:45 - 3:30 | 1 ) WeCare SOS: A Community Safety Net for Early Identification and Support of Youths Facing Mental Health ChallengesDr. May Lam President, The Hong Kong Mental Wellness Association Ms. Luciana Li Executive Director, Hong Kong Social Workers Association | |
3:30 - 4:00 | Tea Break | |
4:00 - 4:45 | 2 ) Variety Butterfly Programme, a Child and Adolescent Programme in bridging the gaps … What do We Learn?Dr. May Lam Co-chair and Founder, Variety Butterfly Programme, Variety-The Children’s Charity Hong Kong Ms. Monique Yu Director, Variety-The Children’s Charity Hong Kong | |
4:45 - 5:15 | 3 ) Embracing Innovation: Leveraging Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality Technologies to Promote Mental Health Literacy in Secondary SchoolsMr. Tyson Poon Social Worker, The Mental Health Association of Hong Kong Mr. Wong Kei Shun Project Manager, The Mental Health Association of Hong Kong | |
5:15 - 5:45 | Panel Discussion |