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David Moran Mental Health Partners Podcast City Radio

David Moran Mental Health Partners Podcast City Radio

By: Podcast City (Ron Fiedler)
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David has over 30 years of experience running a small business in South Australia, from being an owner-operator up to companies that encompassed 14 sites and over 500 staff.

David has delivered training for individuals and groups, and has a passion for customer service delivery and attention to detail. He has a lived experience of caring for a son with a mental illness.

David Moran can be contacted at 0402 749 850

or go to mentalhealthpartners.com.au

2022 Podcast City
Hygiene & Healthy Living Psychology Psychology & Mental Health
Episodes
  • Bridging the Gap: Addressing Mental Health Disparities in Regional Australia
    Aug 26 2024

    What happens when living in a rural paradise becomes a mental health challenge?

    Join us as we explore the critical issue of mental health services in regional and remote areas of Australia. Featuring insights from David Moran of Mental Health Partners, we unpack a recent government report that exposes a significant gap between the expected and actual availability of mental health services in these communities.

    Discover the innovative initiatives that are stepping up to fill these voids and offer essential support to those in need.

    We also tackle the pervasive stigma surrounding mental health in rural areas and discuss how community leaders can make a difference.

    Hear the poignant story of a couple in crisis on a country road and learn why discreet access to mental health services is vital.

    By normalising mental health conversations and spreading awareness, we can all contribute to more effective responses during critical moments.

    This episode is a call to action for everyone, from government officials to local community members, to ensure mental health services are accessible, reliable, and stigma-free.

    Chapter Summaries

    (00:02) Mental Health Services in Regional Australia

    Mental health services in regional and remote Australia face challenges such as limited access and stigma, but new initiatives can bridge the gap.

    (04:10) Rural Mental Health Stigma and Services

    Rural mental health stigma can be overcome by discreet access, community leader influence, and normalizing services for overall well-being.

    (13:51) Mental Health Services in Rural Areas

    A couple in a mental health crisis accessed services and emphasized the need for awareness and preparation.

    Host and Producer: Ron Fielder

    Web: podcastcity.com.au

    Email: ron@podcastcity.com.au

    Mobile: ‭0491 633 320‬

    Co-Host: David Moran

    Web: www.mentalhealthpartners.com.au

    Email: david@mentalhealthpartners.com.au

    Mobile: 0402 749 850

    Here are the contact details for major mental health services in Australia:

    1. Lifeline Australia

    - Phone: 13 11 14

    - Website: https://www.lifeline.org.au

    - Services: 24/7 crisis support and suicide prevention services.


    2. Beyond Blue

    - Phone: 1300 22 4636

    - Website: https://www.beyondblue.org.au

    - Services: Support for depression, anxiety, and related mental health conditions.


    3. Kids Helpline

    - Phone: 1800 55 1800

    - Website: https://www.kidshelpline.com.au

    - Services: Free 24/7 counselling service for young people aged 5-25.


    4. Headspace

    - Phone: 1800 650 890

    - Website: https://www.headspace.org.au

    - **Services:** Youth mental health support for people aged 12-25.


    5. SANE Australia

    - Phone:1800 18 7263 (SANE Helpline)

    - Website: https://www.sane.org

    - Services: Support, information, and referrals for complex mental health issues.

    These services offer a range of support for different age groups and mental health needs.

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    27 mins
  • Unlocking Mental Resilience with David Moran
    Jul 31 2024

    Unlock the secrets to building mental resilience and fortify your well-being with expert insights from David Moran from Mental Health Partners.

    Discover how resilience is more than just coping with stress—it’s about cultivating a robust set of tools and strategies for mental health prevention.

    In our latest episode, we shine a spotlight on sleep, an often-overlooked pillar of good health, and discuss how improving sleep habits can significantly boost your resilience and overall well-being.

    David provides practical advice and actionable strategies to help you start enhancing your mental health today.

    Explore how resilience can be integrated into your personal and professional life through the proven RIC Resilience Impact Community model.

    Learn why starting with simple, consistent health practices can create lasting change, and how a phased approach to resilience training—from introductory sessions to comprehensive programs—can support your journey.

    David emphasises that resilience is a skill developed gradually and uniquely, and shares invaluable resources for those eager to participate in resilience courses offered by Mental Health Partners.

    Tune in for a wealth of knowledge on safeguarding your mental health and building a resilient future.

    Chapter Summaries

    (00:02) Building Resilience for Mental Health

    Resilience in mental health involves tools for prevention, with a focus on sleep as a crucial element.

    (15:58) Implementing Resilience in Mental Health

    Building resilience in personal and professional contexts through RIC model, good health practices, and phased training.

    Host and Producer: Ron Fielder

    Web: podcastcity.com.au

    Email: ron@podcastcity.com.au

    Mobile: ‭0491 633 320‬

    Co-Host: David Moran

    Web: www.mentalhealthpartners.com.au

    Email: david@mentalhealthpartners.com.au

    Mobile: 0402 749 850

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    24 mins
  • Supporting Mental Health in Rural Communities: Insights and Strategies from David Moran
    Jul 5 2024

    What happens when your community is miles away from the nearest mental health services, and the suicide rate is double the national average?

    On today's episode of Mornings with Ron Fiedler, we sit down with David Moran from Mental Health Partners to discuss the critical state of mental health in rural South Australia.

    David brings his vast experience working in the Murraylands and Riverland areas, shedding light on the unique challenges faced by these isolated communities.

    From the severe impact of isolation to the limited access to healthcare, David shares real-world strategies and stories of resilience that paint a poignant yet hopeful picture of managing mental health in the countryside.

    Spreading awareness and expanding mental health services are at the heart of our conversation.

    We dive into the importance of turning every individual into a mental health advocate to create a more informed and supportive community.

    David outlines various initiatives, including one-on-one sessions, group work, and resilience training, aimed at reaching those in need and those at risk.

    Supported by government partnerships, these efforts strive to make a tangible difference in people's lives. Listen in and learn how you can be part of a movement that ensures no one feels alone in their struggle.

    Chapter Summaries

    (00:06) Mental Health Support in Rural Areas

    Rural areas in South Australia face unique mental health challenges due to isolation and limited access to healthcare services, leading to a high suicide rate.

    (10:13) Expanding Mental Health Support Services

    Spreading awareness and creating mental health advocates through various initiatives and government partnerships.

    Host and Producer: Ron Fielder

    Web: podcastcity.com.au

    Email: ron@podcastcity.com.au

    Mobile: ‭0491 633 320‬

    Co-Host: David Moran

    Web: www.mentalhealthpartners.com.au

    Email: david@mentalhealthpartners.com.au

    Mobile: 0402 749 850

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    25 mins
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