Black Dog Institute’s Senior Research Fellow Dr Adam Bayes and Clinical Psychologist Dr Laura Kampel will provide an evidence‑based overview of psilocybin-assisted therapy, including:

• how it works
• which patients and conditions it may support
• current pathways for access in Australia

Dr Adam Bayes, Psychiatrist and Senior Research Fellow, Black Dog Institute

Dr Laura Kampel, Head of Clinical Services and Senior Clinical Psychologist, Black Dog Institute

Hosted by Kristy Ross, Clinical Psychologist, Black Dog Institute

Digital phenotyping is opening new possibilities for proactive, personalised mental healthcare. This webinar explores how continuous insights from smartphones and wearables can help clinicians detect emerging risk, tailor interventions, and deliver support exactly when it’s needed. Join leading researchers as we examine how moment‑to‑moment behavioural data can enhance treatment timing and inform population‑level mental health strategies.

Facilitator: Kristy Ross, Clinical Psychologist, Black Dog Institute
Panellists:
Taylor Braund, PhD; Senior Research Associate
NHMRC Centre of Research Excellence in Depression Treatment Precision
Black Dog Institute

Kylie Maidment, PhD

CRE Precision Post-Doctoral Fellow in Policy Research and Translation

Black Dog Institute

Irregular hours. Night Shifts. Long days, blurring into longer nights. For many health professionals, disrupted sleep isn’t the exception; it’s the norm. But poor sleep doesn’t have to be part of the job.
In this panel discussion, we’ll explore the science behind sleep and shiftwork, share the latest research on how disrupted sleep impacts health and wellbeing, and provide practical strategies to build healthier sleep habits, no matter your roster.

Featuring insights from Dr Matthew Coleshill (Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Black Dog Institute) and Kristy Ross (Clinical Psychologist, Black Dog Institute), and moderated by Dr Sarah Barker, this session will share practical, evidence-based strategies to help you manage fatigue, optimise rest, and perform at your best, no matter your roster.