RMIT together: An integrated mental health promotion campaign designed to build wellbeing and connection during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Bronwyn Gresham, Mental Wellbeing Initiatives Rmit Advisor, V. Garrick, L. Chee, Cassandra E R Scott, Mental Wellbeing Initiatives Rmit Program Lead, Rmit Student Training Coordinator, Rmit Student Communications Advisor
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With the unfolding COVID-19 pandemic, physical distancing requirements and new psychosocial risks, the RMIT Wellbeing team andleaders in the community focussedon responding to the changing needs of students and staff. Communication of reliable, timely and evidence-based information through the lens of mental health and wellbeing was a top priority. The ‘RMIT Together’ campaign was designed to bring the whole community together, creating new online groups to foster peer connection and coping skills development. This case study demonstrates the various functions and wellbeing benefits that mental health and wellbeing promotion, prevention and education can play during periods of unforeseen life-changing global stress. It also demonstrates the sustainability of such interventions to build community resilience and mental wellbeing.
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RMIT together:一项综合心理健康促进活动,旨在在COVID-19大流行期间建立健康和联系。
随着COVID-19大流行的爆发,保持身体距离的要求和新的社会心理风险,RMIT健康团队和社区领导人专注于应对学生和员工不断变化的需求。从心理健康和福祉的角度传播可靠、及时和基于证据的信息是重中之重。“皇家墨尔本理工大学团结起来”活动旨在将整个社区团结在一起,创建新的在线小组,以促进同龄人之间的联系和应对技能的发展。本案例研究展示了心理健康和福祉促进、预防和教育在不可预见的改变生活的全球压力期间可以发挥的各种功能和福祉益处。它还证明了此类干预措施在建立社区复原力和心理健康方面的可持续性。
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