In episode 8, Dr. Ruth Crowther speaks to Dominique Robert-Hendren about Hello Sunday Morning, the Daybreak app, alcohol use, and the drinking culture in Australia.
Dominique is a clinical psychologist with extensive experience as a clinician and mental health executive. She was the National Mental Health Program and Services Director for Australia’s largest private health care organisation, responsible for driving the transformation in service design of evidence-informed innovative programs and new models of care, including an effective national digital mental health care strategy during COVID19 for both patients and employees. Dominique is a behavioural health scientist, research scholar, psychology board-approved clinical supervisor and published author. She holds membership on several national committees and is a national keynote speaker on psychological safety, trauma-informed care, Alcohol Use Disorder and workplace mental health and wellbeing.
Ruth and Dominique discuss drinking habits in Australia and changes to the Australian drinking culture, the Daybreak app, its beginnings, development, and benefits to users, and insights about how people use the app. They also discuss the future of Hello Sunday Morning, what projects they have in development and alcohol use during the festive season.
Hello Sunday Morning: https://hellosundaymorning.org/
Daybreak (Google Play): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hellosundaymorning.android.challenges&hl=en
Daybreak (Apple App Store): https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1107514492
Contact Hello Sunday Morning at: support@daybreakprogram.org
In episode 8, Dr. Ruth Crowther speaks to Dominique Robert-Hendren about Hello Sunday Morning, the Daybreak app, alcohol use, and the drinking culture in Australia.
Dominique is a clinical psychologist with extensive experience as a clinician and mental health executive. She was the National Mental Health Program and Services Director for Australia’s largest private health care organisation, responsible for driving the transformation in service design of evidence-informed innovative programs and new models of care, including an effective national digital mental health care strategy during COVID19 for both patients and employees. Dominique is a behavioural health scientist, research scholar, psychology board-approved clinical supervisor and published author. She holds membership on several national committees and is a national keynote speaker on psychological safety, trauma-informed care, Alcohol Use Disorder and workplace mental health and wellbeing.
Ruth and Dominique discuss drinking habits in Australia and changes to the Australian drinking culture, the Daybreak app, its beginnings, development, and benefits to users, and insights about how people use the app. They also discuss the future of Hello Sunday Morning, what projects they have in development and alcohol use during the festive season.
Hello Sunday Morning: https://hellosundaymorning.org/
Daybreak (Google Play): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hellosundaymorning.android.challenges&hl=en
Daybreak (Apple App Store): https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id1107514492
Contact Hello Sunday Morning at: support@daybreakprogram.org