September 2026 · Community event
02Events
Learning is part of the pathway.
Bilingual community conversations, professional development and cross-disciplinary exchange, published through ACMHP's content workflow.
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- published event records
02Coming up
Join the next conversation.
No upcoming events are published.
This page reads only reviewed, published records. New material will appear here after approval.
03Official event archive
38 posters. Four years of community learning.
Browse ACMHP's verified poster record by year and program type. New records are published from the same reviewed events database.
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04From our community record
More of the work, with ACMHP's role made clear.
These activities were documented through ACMHP's official Xiaohongshu account but were not part of the verified poster archive. Hosted programs and invited participation are labelled separately.
Group EMDR practitioner learning session
ACMHP brought Chinese-speaking mental-health practitioners together for a facilitated introduction to the Group Traumatic Episode Protocol and structured professional reflection.
Bridging Community and Research Queer Forum 2026
Invited by the Australian Alternative Sino-Queer Collective, ACMHP contributed to a bilingual forum on language justice, lived experience and the ways systemic pressures can enter counselling relationships.
Sydney mental-health practitioners' year-end gathering
A cross-disciplinary gathering for Sydney-based practitioners to build peer connection, exchange resources and strengthen a local bilingual professional community.
Dumplings Against Depression community engagement
ACMHP volunteers joined a multicultural community event at Melbourne's Immigration Museum, sharing information and connecting with organisations working across culture, wellbeing and inclusion.
Brisbane practitioner gathering
ACMHP's Queensland community brought bilingual practitioners together in Brisbane, supporting peer connection and the association's growing interstate network.
Relationships and neurodiversity — online community education
An ACMHP-hosted online psychoeducation session created space to discuss communication, difference and relationships through a neurodiversity-informed lens.
10th International Conference on Health and Mental Health Social Work
ACMHP representatives attended the international conference and met with AASW leaders, contributing culturally and linguistically diverse practitioner perspectives to sector conversations.
Editorial note: reposts and promotional posts are excluded. Participant quotations and photographs have not been republished here.
05Cumulative activity
More than 50 ways to learn and connect.
ACMHP has delivered more than 50 in-person and online events across Australian states. The verified digital poster archive currently contains 38 programs from 2022–2026 and is still being completed.
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- Community seminars
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- Book clubs and reading groups
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- Workshops
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- Professional, career, supervision and other formats
Format mix within the 38-poster archive
06Collaboration record
Learning built with people across the sector.
We distinguish explicit co-hosting and event partnerships from organisations represented through a speaker's role or professional affiliation.
Collaboration and co-hosting
Monash University
Am I Okay? student wellbeing work and multicultural trauma discussions.
Co-branded program record
Mental Health Professionals' Network (MHPN)
ADHD and international-student mental-health learning programs.
Co-host
Australian Chinese Disability and Aged Care Association (ACDAC)
Caregiver wellbeing and Carer Gateway information session.
Joint host
SAFRA · StarLeap Asian Female Association
IVF and mental-health community education.
Joint professional session
AUGE Accountants
Accounting and tax essentials for mental-health practitioners.
Event partners
Mood Psychology @ Monash · ACSPA
Cross-professional mental-health career panel.
Source: ACMHP event posters and archive records reviewed 15 July 2026. Inclusion describes the historical event record and does not imply a current endorsement or ongoing relationship.