Black Dog Institute is a proudly independent not-for-profit globally renowned mental health research institute connected to UNSW Sydney. We are the only medical research institute in Australia that investigates mental health across the lifespan—from childhood to adulthood.
We are committed to making a lasting impact.
By working alongside government, health professionals, communities, schools, corporate Australia, and others in the mental health sector, we listen to and amplify the voices of those with lived experience.
How do we achieve this?
Through translational research, we connect studies, education, technology, and lived experiences to create evidence-based mental health solutions that drive real-world change.
You can learn more about the Black Dog Institue here.
Helpful resources:
Health professional training calendar
Services and Programs for Health Professionals
Black Dog Institute offers evidence-based training and webinars for health professionals looking to expand their knowledge and skills in the area of mental health.
We provide resources, online programs, and digital tools designed to assist health professionals in the management of mental health conditions in their clinical work.
Psychological toolkit
The material includes questionnaires to assist health professionals in the assessment of depression, charts to assist with treatment protocols, tools for self-monitoring, and exercises for patients.
Health professionals are welcome to download copies of these resources for use in their clinical work, retaining the acknowledgement of the Black Dog Institute as the source.
TEN – The Essential Network for Health Professionals
Helping healthcare professionals find resources and support to navigate burnout and maintain good mental health.
Designed by health professionals, for health professionals, The Essential Network (TEN) makes accessing support quick, easy and confidential.
e-Mental Health in Practice
Connecting health professionals to online programs, resources and primary care information.
Our range of evidence-informed resources and online networks gives Australian health professionals a great opportunity to really embrace e-mental health practices as a form of care for their patients.