Becoming a Better Practitioner: Turning Learning into Practice
August 15, 2026
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Each month, The Peregrine Centre speaks with experts in their field to provide an overview of a mental health topic. Included alongside each podcast are additional resources to support your learning.
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As practitioners, we want to be working with the best available evidence, but when time can be so limited, how do we find this evidence efficiently? This episode is all about staying curious without getting overwhelmed.
Are you a leader in rural mental health? Do you work with a team in tough circumstances? Join Dr Rebecca Sng as she speaks with CEO Lauren Errington on how she manages the unique challenges of leadership in stressful times. This conversation covers some of the practical and useful ideas that Bowen Systems Theory can offer those tackling this difficult task.
We will all experience grief and loss in our life – but as practitioners, we generally receive limited training in working with this common experience. Join Dr Dayle Raftery as she speaks with Amy Welbourne and Cathy Banks from NALAG about how to make space for grief.
AI is nearly everywhere. What do practitioners need to know to navigate the benefits and risks of AI well in their work, and with consumers? Join Dr Dayle Raftery as she speaks with A/Prof Shane Cross about about being cautiously optimistic about this fast paced technology.
A listener requested episode! As generalist practitioners, what is important to understand about working with people involved in the forensic system? Join Dr Dayle Raftery as she speaks to Sarah Stevenson about slowing it down, staying in scope, and remembering the human.