Join us for this UniSQ Thought Leadership Series event for an evening of powerful perspectives and meaningful conversation focused on How to Think Differently about Mental Health.
A distinguished panel of mental health experts will explore new ways of understanding and approaching mental health, challenging assumptions and opening the door to innovative solutions.
After the panel discussion, enjoy light refreshments and beverages while networking and continuing the conversation.
Register now to secure your spot!
Event Details
RSVP: Please RSVP below by Wednesday 13 August 2025 (bookings are essential)
Date: Wednesday 20 August 2025
Time: Doors open at 5.30pm for a 6.00pm start
Food, drinks and networking from 7.00pm to 8.00pm
Location: UniSQ Ipswich Library | Click here for the campus map
Dr Govind Krishnamoorthy - Clinical Psychologist and Mental Health Researcher
Dr Govind Krishnamoorthy is a clinical psychologist, educator, and mental health researcher focused on prevention and early intervention. He collaborates with health, education, and community sectors to develop integrated, equity-focused models of care that address social and historical determinants of mental health.
Dr Luke Butcher - Executive Director Mental Health and Specialised Services, West Moreton Health
Dr Luke Butcher has spent the past 15 years leading innovative and award-winning health, hospital and human services, including tertiary public hospitals, mental health drug and alcohol and offender rehabilitation services at executive levels in both government and non-government organisations.
Professor Sonja March - Director, Centre for Health Research
Professor Sonja March is the Director of the UniSQ Centre for Health Research and a Founding Chief Investigator of the Manna Institute – Australia’s leading regional mental health Institute.
Bretine Curtis - Executive Director, Queensland Mental Health Commission
Bretine Curtis is Executive Director of the Queensland Mental Health Commission, bringing almost 30 years of experience in mental health, alcohol and other drugs, and suicide prevention.
Professor Jeff Dunn AO (Moderator) - Chair of Cancer Survivorship
Professor Jeff Dunn is Chair of Cancer Survivorship at UniSQ and a Professor of Social and Behaviour Science. He is Chief of Mission at Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia and the former President of the Union for International Cancer Control (based in Geneva).
