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Tag Archives: Open Space
Mental health part three – “help is the sunny side of control”
Parts one and two described an application of Open Space Technology for community consultation on the subject of mental health, touched on possible vested interests within the structure of the mental health marketplace, and proposed a thought experiment: wouldn’t it … Continue reading
Mental health part two – supply and demand
‘Part one’ described a very impressive application of Open Space Technology for community consultation on the subject of mental health. Chatting with participants at the forum, it seemed I was one of a relatively small group of people in the … Continue reading
Mental health part one – Open Space
Back in 2008 the Health Department hosted a day-long community consultation forum, seeking input on the following question: ‘What can we ALL do to better the mental health of ALL West Australians?’ My interest in the event was three-fold: As … Continue reading
Posted in Positioning for the future, Two-way communication
Tagged Brendan McKeague, communication, community consultation, Cultural change, engagement, government, health, mental, NFP, not for profit sector, Open Space, prevention, resilience, service, social marketing, stakeholder, two-way communication
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