Caregiver and changemaker: Lucy Brogden's high impact in mental health

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Interview by Sandra Odorisio
Date
28 August 2022
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Faculty of Medicine, Health and Human Sciences
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Lucy Brogden studied psychology at Macquarie to evolve from corporate banker to powerful advocate for wellbeing in the workplace as Co-Chairwoman of the National Mental Health Commission. She got three degrees over 20 years, while working, raising three children and caring for her husband through his own battle with mental health while he was NSW Opposition Leader .

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