MLA Psychology

Wear It Purple Day returns Aug. 28, bringing communities together to recognise LGBTQIA+SB young people and encourage safer, more inclusive environments that support connection, belonging and wellbeing.

As Australia's national bullying prevention week returns August 17–21, MLA Psychology highlights practical ways schools, families and communities can strengthen belonging, inclusion and psychological wellbeing.

International Youth Day 2026 highlights the shared aspirations of young people worldwide and the importance of creating supportive environments where they can feel heard, valued, and empowered to thrive.

From 3–9 August 2026, MLA Psychology joins Australians in recognising Loneliness Awareness Week by encouraging stronger social connections, reducing stigma around loneliness, promoting practical ways to build healthier, more connected communities.

MLA Psychology partners with the AFPA to support the mental health and wellbeing of Australia's policing community, championing resilience, connection, and holistic wellness through the power of sport and evidence-based psychological care.

In observance of the International Day of Friendship, MLA Psychology is encouraging individuals, families, schools, and communities to recognize friendship as a meaningful contributor to mental well-being and a catalyst for building more compassionate,...

As the world celebrates the International Day of Friendship, MLA Psychology underscores how meaningful relationships foster emotional resilience, reduce loneliness, and strengthen mental well-being while promoting compassion, trust

As Australia celebrates NAIDOC Week 2026 and the milestone theme "50 Years of Deadly," MLA Psychology reaffirms its commitment to culturally responsive mental health care by recognizing the vital role of cultural identity, connection

MLA Psychology celebrates NAIDOC Week 2026 by reaffirming its commitment to culturally safe, inclusive mental health care, supporting First Nations wellbeing through respectful, person-centred psychological services & stronger community connections.

The National NAIDOC Committee has unveiled "50 Years of Deadly" as this year's theme, with celebrations running 5–12 July 2026 and the National NAIDOC Awards and 50-Year Celebration set for 15 August in recognition of the milestone.