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Generation Next provides education and information about the prevention and management of mental illness in youth to professionals, young people and the wider community. Our objective is to raise community awareness of mental illness through increasing mental health literacy, reducing associated stigma and positively influencing individual and community behaviour to improve the mental health of young people. Read more »

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The GN podcast with Andrew Fuller: Supporting children and adolescents experiencing grief and loss

December 11th, 2025|

Join Andrew Fuller as he speaks with Professor Sarah Egan about supporting children and teens experiencing grief and loss. Many children experience the loss of someone significant, yet this is often overlooked Grief in children may show up [...]

The key academic skill you’ve probably never heard of – and 4 ways to encourage it

November 28th, 2025|

Melissa Barnes, La Trobe University and Kate Lafferty, La Trobe University When parents think about their child’s education, they probably focus on basic skills and exam results, the amount a child is trying and their wellbeing. But there is another [...]

The GN podcast with Andrew Fuller: Socioemotional wellbeing of children with language and literacy difficulties

Join Andrew Fuller as he speaks with Professor Mark Boyes about socioemotional wellbeing and transition to high school for children with language and literacy difficulties. Children with language and literacy difficulties may be more likely to experience mental [...]

October 10th, 2025|

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