St Peter's Girls (Adelaide) has officially been accredited as a Healthy Minds School, becoming the 10th school to attain these wellbeing credentials in Australia.

Each year, we update our offering to ensure it is at the absolute forefront of preventive psychology and student wellbeing in schools. We work with schools across Australia and beyond to reduce anxiety, depression and body image problems and to enhance wellbeing and resilience.

Dr Tom Nehmy will be presenting both a Keynote presentation and workshops at the 2017 Character Development Conference hosted by St John's Institution, Singapore.

The Workplace Health Association Australia state conferences inform about the very latest in workplace health and wellbeing. Tom will present on the cutting edge of workplace wellbeing and its intrinsic link to performance.

Craigslea State High School has just become the first school in Queensland, and the first government school to achieve Healthy Minds accreditation.

Scotch College has commenced its engagement in the Healthy Minds accreditation process, starting with a teacher training day on 21/3/17. The full term-long program will be rolled out to Year 8s in Term 3, 2017.

On Wednesday 15th March, Dr Tom Nehmy will present his Keynote Address to attendees in Armidale, NSW, for the annual Early Years Conference.

Dr Tom Nehmy will spend the 6th and 7th of March with the Junior School at Canberra Girls Grammar, working with students, staff and parents.

Nick Lee, the founder and CEO of leading bowel cancer prevention organisation The Jodi Lee Foundation will join Tom Nehmy as partner and co-Director of Healthy Minds in 2017.

The Healthy Minds Program was featured in the Advertiser. View the article online (requires premium subscription), or via the photo below.