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Counselling and peer support, respite and support groups for people caring for someone with mental health and wellbeing concerns.
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Counselling and peer support, respite and support groups for people caring for someone with mental health and wellbeing concerns.
Both in person and online
16-100
Free
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Counselling and peer support, respite and support groups for people caring for someone with mental health and wellbeing concerns.
Both in person and online
16-100
Free
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Offering support to people who are LGBTIQA+ and are having thoughts or intentions of suicide. Mind’s Aftercare program is a safe place for psychological healing.
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16-65
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Mind Australia’s LGBTIQA+ suicide prevention support service has received a month’s worth of referrals in just two days in the wake of a number of appalling anti-trans events around the country.
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How can people experiencing mental health challenges be better supported to quit smoking?
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Provides a welcoming space for anyone to access free mental health and social and emotional wellbeing support.
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Mind Australia announces Allan Fels as Board Chair, welcomes new Directors Mind Australia recently announced significant changes to its Board including appointing Professor Allan Fels AO as Chair.
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Homelessness Week 2023: Why aren’t we talking about the link between mental health and homelessness?
by Gill Callister, CEO Mind Australia
Do you remember what you were doing at 14? Maybe you were busy making friends or perhaps you were obsessed with the latest pop star (it was David Bowie for me). Navigating adolescence was probably the biggest challenge of your life at the time.
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At this year’s One Door Mental Health Symposium in Sydney, Mind Board Director, lived experience advocate and award-winning poet Tim Heffernan shared Gaps – a powerful poem exploring the spaces that can exist throughout a person’s mental health journey.