Mental health training that makes sense in your context
Madeleine Fabian is a member of the Board of Mental Health Carers NSW, a Master Mental Health First Aid Trainer, an IUHPE Registered Health Promotion Practitioner and an Assessor for the National Register of Health Promotion Practitioners through the Australian Health Promotion Association.
She has a Masters in Development Studies with a specialisation in Community Development, a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology & Social Policy, and a Certificate IV in Training & Assessment.
Madeleine worked in the mental health sector for organisations such as headspace and the Mental Health Association of NSW before beginning Well Informed in 2016 as a way to bring mental health skills and research into schools, workplaces and communities.
Madeleine believes that training is most effective when it is enjoyable, practical and relevant and this philosophy is reflected in her training style. She enjoys the challenge of meeting the unique needs of a broad demographic of participants, from teachers and community workers to employees in corporate settings.
TESTIMONIALS
“Super encouraging and warm... maintained the balance between a positive and fun environment and one where serious issues were discussed respectfully. Maintained a sensitive approach and was inclusive and supportive.”
“… the best instructor I have engaged with on any course. I appreciated her warm and engaging approach and was extremely impressed by her knowledge on the subject matter.”
“… absolutely amazing!!! She was clear, engaging, fun, warm and very passionate. I have never met a better instructor! 10/10.”
“Thoroughly enjoyed her training style, knowledge and understanding. Couldn’t have asked for a better trainer! …related the course content to our workplace as well as personal situations very well”
“…Knowledgeable, patient, and sensitive to learners’ needs. She was able to hold the space phenomenally well, and truly cared about the topic and the students. She went above and beyond what I expected, and has truly set the bar for effective and respectful facilitation.”
We work on the principles of...
Collaboration - We believe that working together produces the best results and we are committed to doing our part.
Evidence - We don't give personal opinions. We facilitate access to skills and resources with a basis in evidence.
Inclusivity - Everyone and every place is different. We tailor our services to specific needs and to reflect diversity wherever possible.
Recovery - We maintain an attitude of optimism, hope, and respect for the abilities and contributions of people experiencing mental illness.
Purpose Over Profit - Health outcomes are our priority. We will not sell you services that we don’t think will help and we will refer you to other services if we believe that they better meet your needs.
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