This is a preview of the member area

Accounts, authentication and the content below all need the Manaveli server, which is the next phase of this project. What you see here is the interface, built so the Society can review the layout and tell us what belongs in each section. Log in · Register

Online professional training courses

Members only

Courses for capacity building, as set out in the project brief. The catalogue, the format of each course, and whether completion is certified are all still to be decided by the Society.

Content pending No course material was supplied with the project documents. Once courses exist, each will appear here as a card with its length, level and enrolment state.

Circulars, guidelines and protocols

Ministry of Health circulars relevant to mental health services and professionals, plus advanced information on management, guidelines and protocols.

MOH circulars

Circulars relevant to mental health services and professionals.

Clinical guidelines

Management guidelines and protocols for use in service settings.

Publicly available guidance is already on the open legal and policy page, including the Ministry of Health guideline for primary medical care institutions.

International declarations

Declarations relating to mental health and psychosocial work, as listed in the project brief. Documents to be supplied.

Content pending Awaiting the list of declarations the Society wishes to host or link to.

Professional forum

A forum to discuss sensitive issues among registered professionals. This needs moderation rules, a named moderator, and a clear statement about what may and may not be posted about patients — none of which has been agreed yet.

The forum opens when accounts do.

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Online chat support and counselling

The project brief asks where chat should be directed — WhatsApp, Messenger or email. That decision is still open, so the launcher below is built to work with any of them: one configuration value changes the destination everywhere.

Chat is not a crisis service. If someone is in immediate danger, call 1990 or 1926.