Mind’s Lived Experience Workforce Manager helps bring Mind’s vision for our lived experience workforce to reality.
Newly appointed in the role, Daisy Gleeson will guide staff, leadership teams and stakeholders to develop their competencies in consumer or family and carer perspective, lived and living expertise, and peer work.
Peer practitioners are the living proof that you can experience mental health distress and still live a good life, says Mind peer practitioner Ashleigh Leventhal.
Mind Australia Limited (and its related companies) is bound by the Australian Privacy Act and sets its data handling policies in line with the Australian Privacy Act 1988 and Privacy Principles.
When you first enquire about Mind support services, we will collect your name, contact details, how you were referred to Mind (if relevant) and some information about your life goals and support needs, and keep it in a digital file.
Mind Australia and our subsidiary One Door Mental Health welcome the New South Wales Government’s continued investment in mental health and suicide prevention in the 2026–27 NSW Budget.
For Mental Health Awareness Month (October) and Mental Health Week (5-12 October) the Mind Australia Group is celebrating the influence of people with lived experience of mental health challenges, personally or as a family member, and lived expertise across its organisations.
A new e-publication that privileges the voices of lived experience, including members of the Mind Australia community, is now available to read online.
Mind offers a range of specialised psychosocial support services and therapies to help you gain better mental health and improve the quality of your life, including: