Rebecca Langman

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Display name	Rebecca Langman
First name	Rebecca
Last name	Langman
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Bio	Rebecca is a consumer lived experience leader in public mental health services. She is the Director of Consumer Lived/Living Experience at Alfred Mental and Addiction Health. Previously, Rebecca worked on Kaurna Land as the Coordinator Consumer Engagement & Lived Experience for the Central Adelaide Local Health Network’s Mental Health Clinical Program. She was a Board Member and Deputy Chair on the LELAN board, South Australia\'s peak body for people with lived experience. Rebecca has worked as a Peer Specialist in public hospital and community environments. She has a Bachelor of Media Arts majoring in Performing Arts & Film/TV Production and a Bachelor of Psychological Science from the University of South Australia. Her special interests include early intervention, peer support, experiences of trauma, outdoor/adventure therapy and access to emergency care. A firm believer in \'nothing about us without us\', Rebecca is excited to walk alongside peers, carers and clinical staff on the journey of reform with the ultimate aim of a world where mental health care is recovery-focused, strengths-based and trauma informed.
Member since	12 August 2025
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- Hi there! I’ve just started some work on trauma informed alternatives to ‘performance management’ and looking at consumer workers experiences of HR and the workcover system. Feel free to reach out Rebecca Langman r.langman@alfred.org.au
  12 August 2025

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