Placement resources

Three Rivers and Murrumbidgee Primary Health Network understand the unique challenges students face during their placements. That’s why we have hand-picked a wealth of resources specifically designed to support you through this critical phase in your learning.

  • Inclusive Language Guides

    Navigating safe and inclusive language is a crucial skill as a rural clinician engaging with individuals accessing mental health services.

  • Mental Health Legislation

    It is important to be aware of the legislative framework when caring for an individual accessing mental health services.

  • Wellbeing Resources

    Taking care of yourself while on your rural mental health placement is important. Here are a collection of links to mental health wellbeing resources.

  • Easy Read Resources

    The UNSW Department of Developmental Disability Neuropsychiatry (3DN) have developed a series of Easy Read resources about accessing mental health services available in NSW, aimed for people with intellectual disability and those who prefer simple written information.

  • ‘A Day in the Life’ – Peer Work in Action – NSW Mental Health Commission

    Learn about the role of the peer worker from these videos developed by the Peer Work Hub and NSW Mental Health Commission.

  • Resources for Supervisors

    If you are a clinical supervisor or educator for a rural mental health placement, or a placement that provides learning opportunities around mental health and wellness, these resources may be for you!

  • WellMob Training Resources

    Build your cultural understanding with a library of training resources developed by WellMob. These resources are targeted at the health and wellbeing workforce who work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

  • Mental Health Context in Australia

    Better understand the mental health landscape in Australia with these resource links to guide your learning.