32nd International Conference
14-15 November 2024General Information
Conference dates: 14-15 November 2024
Conference Venue: Sydney Hilton Hotel | 488 George Street, Sydney
Registration Fees
EARLY BIRD registration extended till 8 October 2024!
| EARLYBIRD: BEFORE 1 October 2024 | AFTER 8 October 2024 | |
|---|---|---|
| EAPAA Member Fees | ||
| Full Registration | $1320 | $1420 |
| Thursday Registration | $675 | $725 |
| Friday Registration | $675 | $725 |
| Non-Member Fees | ||
| Full Registration | $1420 | $1500 |
| Thursday Registration | $725 | $760 |
| Friday Registration | $725 | $760 |
Conference Dinner
Thursday 14 November 2024
Venue: Lotus Barangaroo (Modern Chinese) Shop 8/9 Wulugul Walk, Barangaroo
Conference Dinner 6.30 – 9.00pm | $145pp
Accommodation
Sydney Hilton Hotel – Book accommodation directly using link below
https://www.hilton.com/en/
- The Hilton Hotel is offering delegates 10% off online rates – use Code DYN10
- Credit card required to guarantee the booking + payment on arrival
- Cancellation up to 24 hours prior to arrival
- Bookings can also be made via phone +1300 445 866 – use Code G10DYN
Meriton Suites Pitt Street
- 329 Pitt Street, Sydney – one block from Sydney Hilton
- Book early for the best rate at: https://www.meritonsuites.com.au/our-hotels/nsw/
Preliminary conference program
Preliminary Program - Thursday 14 November 2024
Emerging trends with mental health and developmental disorders in children and adolescents
Andrew Greenfield | BSc (Hons) Psych (Advanced Science) MAPS FCEDP Child and Educational Psychologist
Mental help strategies
Dr Kim Hamrosi | CEO, Corporate Mental Health Alliance Australia (CMHAA)
Building engagement and inclusivity in the workplace
Susanna Ianni | MPsych (Applied), BSc (Psychology), Registered Organisational Psychologist, MAPS, FCOP, Head of Organisation Development, People Performance and Capability
Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO)
Digital care with EAP: The fusion of coaching and preventive wellbeing
Hamish Franklin | CEO, Intervengine, Auckland, New Zealand
Safe body and safe mind
Dr Robert Walters | Medical Director, WorkCover Tasmania Board
Building safety: Beyond physical hazards in construction environments
Maya Gazzard | Head of People, Trescon Pty Ltd
CEO PANEL DISCUSSION: Traditional EAP delivery VS non-traditional
Andrew Hume | CEO, Converge International
Jamie MacLennan | Senior Vice President & Managing Director APAC, Telus Health
Michele Grow | CEO, Mental Health and Wellness, APM Group
David Basseal | CEO, Access EAP
Preliminary Program - Friday 15 November 2024
Economic situation and outlook
Elliot Clarke | Head of International Economics, Westpac Group
How and why EAPs should expand their role in the psychosocial safety space
Professor Maureen Dollard | PhD, FEAOHP, 2020 ARC Kathleen Fitzpatrick Australian Laureate Fellow, Director PSC Global Observatory, University of South Australia
Gemma David | PhD Candidate/Research Associate with the PSC Global Observatory, UniSA
Men, Work and Mental Health
Glen Poole | CEO, Australian Men’s Health Forum
PROVIDER PANEL DISCUSSION: How to attract and retain top clinicians to your workplace.
Christine Field | CEO, Hunterlink
Glenda Schnell | CEO, Vitae
Harry Parker | Director, AusPsych
Alexina Baldini | Director Enable Workplace Consulting
Keynote speaker
Harnessing neuroscience for peak performance while avoiding burnout
Sophie Scott OAM | Associate Professor (Adj) Author and Speaker
Keynote speaker
Sophie Scott OAM, Associate Professor (Adj) Author and Speaker
Sophie Scott is an international speaker, award-winning broadcast journalist, educator and TedX speaker. She specialises in using the latest scientific research to help people maximise their human potential, mindset, and mental health. She has an extensive social media presence with her work reaching more than 100,000 people per day.
As an Adjunct Associate Professor at Notre Dame University Medical School, Sophie lectures in science communication and was recently awarded a Medal (OAM) in the Order of Australia General Division for her service to broadcast media and community health. She has written two books – Live a Longer Life and Road Testing Happiness and won numerous awards for journalism as National Medical Reporter for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, including a prestigious Eureka Award for medical reporting.
Sophie is on the Advisory Board of the Australian National Mental Health Prize, sits on Australia’s National Mental Health Commission’s advisory board on stigma and works with the University of Melbourne’s Contemplative Studies Centre. She is an ambassador for Bowel Cancer Australia, Pain Australia and is a patient reviewer for the British Medical Journal.
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Speakers
Sponsors
Sophie Scott OAM
Prof Maureen Dollard
Andrew Greenfield
Dr Kim Hamrosi
Hamish Franklin
Susanna Ianni
Dr Robert Walters
Maya Gazzard
Elliot Clarke
Glen Poole
Glenda Schnell
Jamie MacLennan
Harry Parker
Michele Grow
Andrew Hume
Gemma David
Alexina Baldini
Christine Field
David Basseal
Cancellation
Cancellations must be made in writing and sent to the Executive Officer. Refunds for the registration fee less $125 will be returned if cancellation is made before 1 October 2024. No refunds will be forwarded after this date, however a substitute delegate is acceptable.
Inquiries
Katrina Meggitt, Executive Officer
78 Warraba Road, North Narrabeen NSW 2101
P: 0419 931 880 | E: admin@eapaa.org.au | W: eapaa.org.au
ADDRESS
Executive Officer, EAPAA
78 Warraba Rd North Narrabeen