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Australians better understand mental health since the pandemic: Mind Australia CEO Gill Callister

Mind Australia CEO Gill Callister says Australians have a better understanding of the connection between things like housing, job security and social connection to mental health since the pandemic.

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Mind delivers mental health support service to prevent young people falling through the gaps

Mind is delivering an innovative new mental health support service established in response to the rising number of young people presenting to Emergency Departments with episodes of self-harm.

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Let’s talk about the NDIS: we cannot underestimate the value of supporting Australians with disability

It’s important that we don’t disproportionately focus on the cost of the NDIS to the detriment of the overwhelmingly positive impact it has. Mind CEO Gill Callister discusses the benefits of the NDIS and the way forward.

By Gill Callister, CEO Mind Australia

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Young LGBTIQ+ people to design their own coming out course in Rainbow Recovery

Young LGBTIQ+ people with mental health concerns who are living in Wodonga region will have a unique opportunity to help themselves and others through a new educational program from Mind Australia.

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Respect in action: a new Mind Australia webinar series exploring intersectional inclusion in mental health

Mind Australia’s new webinar series Respect in action: exploring intersectional inclusion in mental health will discuss how mental health service providers can better support clients with diverse needs and experiences.

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Mind Australia builds confidence in young people with mental ill-health

What does confidence mean to young people? We help young people identify their ‘limiting beliefs’ –things they believe to be true about themselves which erode their confidence. 

By Deb Saunders and Koen Downie 

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