Joining us this March is Pricilla Brice from the National Mental Mental Health Consumer Alliance

Priscilla Brice (she/they) is the CEO of the National Mental Health Consumer Alliance, the national peak body amplifying the voice of mental health consumers. Priscilla identifies as queer and neurodivergent, with lived experience of mental health challenges. Priscilla will be covering the topic of reimagining mental health, and what it looks like for lived experience to be leading.

This is an amazing opportunity for WA consumer peer workers to be involved with the lived experience conversations happening on a national level and we look forward to seeing you there.

This presentation and Q&A will be followed by a co-reflection session hosted by a qualified Peer Supervisor.

WAPSN meetings provide valuable learning and networking opportunities for all Peer Workers and aim to bring the peer workforce together. Attendees are welcome to engage in whatever capacity suits their needs, either active engagement for the full 2 hours or just attending in a listening capacity for the first hours presentation.