News
Stay up-to-date with the latest news from the ACMHN. In this space, you will find our latest press releases and stories. If you are a member, you can also find the latest updates from the CEO and the Board here.

Mental health nursing Australia through a pandemic of uncertainty
Inside ACMHN 2022: Mental health nursing Australia through a pandemic of uncertaintyMonday 16 May 2022 The College’s International Mental Health Nursing Conference is rapidly approaching – and what better way to get ourselves excited than to hear from our fantastic orator and keynote speakers? In our Inside ACMHN 2022 series, we let them take the
Inside ACMHN 2022: Mental health nursing Australia through a pandemic of uncertaintyMonday 16 May ...
Mental health nurses' voices to leadThursday 12 May 2022 In this special article celebrating ...
Finding my place in child and youth mental health nursing by Ryan Zeppa-Cohen In ...
The diversity of mental health nursing is enormous - Q&A with Monica Taylor Tuesday ...
CEO Update
A better year for the CollegeWednesday 18 May 2022 Today, I’d like to thank everyone for the fantastic abstracts they’ve submitted to
Help the College push for better recognition of mental health nursesWednesday 4 May 2022 The election campaign is in full swing, and
New ACMHN Board members Wednesday 20 April 2022 The Coalition has called the election for 21 May ushering in a very busy
Events, advocacy, and new team members for the CollegeWednesday 23 March 2022 2022 is shaping up to be one of the College’s
The College comments on issues at home and overseasWednesday 9 March 2022 As southeast Queensland and northern New South Wales continue to
Board update & minutes
World Mental Health Day
The global COVID-19 pandemic has tested Australians' mental health like never before. Caring for our mental health is now more important than ever, but never before has it been so difficult.
For World Mental Health Day, ACMHN CEO Stephen Jackson tells us how keeping moving keeps him going. This video was generously prepared and edited by Mental Health Australia, for this year's 'Look after your mental health, Australia' campaign.