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Open Parachute Mental Health and Wellbeing Program
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Open Parachute Mental Health and Wellbeing Program
This research project is a collaboration between UniSA and Open Parachute Aus Pty Ltd, aiming to create new and innovative approaches to support educational mental health and wellbeing programs. The program includes a PhD project-based research degree cohort model, currently with four PhD students, to explore mental health and wellbeing across different perspectives, including:
- Students
- Teachers
- School Leadership
- Parent/carer and child/young person - home context
The student cohort is supported through the UniSA Education Futures Research community, aligned with CRESI and C3L research centres, and an HDR research development program with expert transdisciplinary supervisory teams.
