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25.01.2022 In the wake of the bushfires, COVID-19 Pandemic and now the Recession, the Federal Government have announced that they are raising the number of sessions in the Mental Health Care Plan from 10 to 20 sessions per year, for an initial two-year period. This is an incredible result! For those unfamiliar with a mental health treatment plan and how it actually works, you must go to your local GP and talk to your doctor about what’s been going on. It helps to be as open and honest a...s possible. If eligible, the GP will prepare a mental health treatment plan before referring you to a psychologist of your choosing. You can then access up to 20 Medicare-subsidised sessions during a calendar year. You should book a longer appointment with your GP to enable time for this. If anyone has any further questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

24.01.2022 Nice mugshot Wally!! Thanks Sabrina for sending in the snap.

24.01.2022 The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride This Sunday, we will be pulling the rug off the old war horse and in our finest dapper suits, taking part in The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride. This incredible event aims to raise funds for men’s mental health research and other initiatives. If anyone is interested in joining us, we will be leaving Cascada Café on Glynburn Road, Burnside at 9:30am before winding our way through the Adelaide Hills where we will end up at the one and only Amb...erlight Motorcycle-cafe in Lobethal. We would love to see you there.

23.01.2022 Bolton Brothers are thrilled to announce an exciting new partnership with S.A Brothers Incorporated. S.A Brothers is a not for profit association dedicated to reducing the stigma that surrounds men’s health. They have created a Facebook Group that has amassed a whopping 25,000+ members that provide a safe and non judgmental place where men can ask questions, seek advice and lean on each other during times of need. Not only that, S.A Brothers work tirelessly in the community a...ssisting members and their families with employment opportunities, and help to improve their lives with ongoing support such as food parcels, clothing, vouchers and holding regular meet ups around town to make sure no brother falls through the cracks. These blokes are local heroes whose generosity and kind spirit has helped everyday blokes navigate some really tough situations and bought some members back from the edge. Like us, S.A Brothers believe that real brothers don't let each other walk alone in the dark. We thank you for all the work you do and look forward to working with you in the future. https://www.sabrothersinc.com/sa-brothers

21.01.2022 Meet the Team We are also excited to introduce Louis Khorasanee. Louis holds a Doctor of Psychology (Clinical Psychology) and a Master of Psychology (Clinical) with the University of South Australia. He also holds a diploma of clinical hypnosis with the Australian Society of Hypnosis. He has over 20 years’ experience as a Clinical Psychologist, treating a wide range of mental health issues and has worked within the disability sector, The South Australia Police (SAPOL) and in ...private practice. As an ex-soldier himself, Louis has a strong interest in supporting serving and ex-serving military personnel and other men to better manage their mental health needs. For more information on booking Louis, please contact Bolton Brothers on 0436 439 222 or flick us an email at [email protected]

21.01.2022 Courage is not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it. The brave man is not he who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear. -- Nelson Mandela Take Austrian Skydiver, Daredevil, and Base Jumper ‘Fearless’ Felix Baumgartner who jumped from the Edge of Space. It almost didn’t happen. Whilst I imagine there were certain pressures in knowing that the whole world was watching, the one thing that almost stopped Felix dead in his tracks was Claustrophobia, yes Cl...austrophobia, the fear of confined spaces, brought on by his pressurised suit and helmet. After all his past exploits, all the extreme things he had done over his career, nobody would have guessed that Felix would be brought to his hands and knees by simply wearing a space suit. In the end, it turned into panic attacks, a fight-or-flight urge to escape. Felix had found his limit and now needed assistance to go beyond it. He acquired the help of a Psychologist and by his side, he developed the practical skills and knowhow needed to better manage his Claustrophobia, and the rest is history. Felix would go on to break World Records and earn the respect of his peers and the world over. "Each of us must confront our own fears, must come face to face with them. How we handle our fears will determine where we go with the rest of our lives. To experience adventure or to be limited by the fear of it. -- Judy Blume

20.01.2022 It’s not hard to understand why so many people dream of becoming professional athletes. The glory, the glamour, the fame and the fortune. But what are their odds of actually making it? According to International Performance Coach Roger Rasheed, for every athlete who makes it to the top of the hill, the sheer carnage on the side of the road is enormous. He says the more an athlete can be open and honest about what they are really going through, the better off they will be. Tun...e in tomorrow to listen to Roger Rasheed’s episode. #mensmentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #overcome #topperformance #elite #number1 #coaching #boltonbrothers #grandslam #vulnerability #standingtall #tennis

18.01.2022 We are also excited to introduce our two amazing admin staff Rebecca T & Rebecca M. These two incredible women sit on the front line each and every day, answering calls, taking bookings and making sure that everything runs smoothly. They are the unsung heroes and we couldn’t do it without them.

09.01.2022 A great article from the Whyalla News about mental health and our First Responders. Thanks again Whyalla Suicide Prevention Network for inviting me to be a part of the evening. And yes...the mo is looking rather filthy, but it is worth it...for what it symbolises.

07.01.2022 Alone we rode, but together we stood. Today, we saddled up and took part in The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride to raise money and awareness for men's mental health. It was an incredible day, surrounded by even better people, and we couldn't have been prouder. A big thanks must go out to Amberlight Motorcycle-cafe for their ongoing support towards Nathan and I.... Nothing in life is more rewarding than fighting for a cause greater than yourself.

06.01.2022 Watch Nathan make his rockstar debut as he chats to the Nightly News 7 Spencer Gulf about the importance of first responders reaching out for help during times of need. Watch from 8 minutes 50 seconds.

05.01.2022 If any veterans are struggling after watching tonight’s current affairs 60 Minutes story on the Australia’s Special Forces, please don't hesitate to reach out.

04.01.2022 Controversial Aussie tennis star Nick Kyrgios has spoken publicly about his battle with depression. His story reminds us that mental ill health can affect anyone, regardless of social standing and achievements in life. Kyrgios, a polarising figure both on and off the tennis court, admits he has been in a lonely, dark place due to the isolating schedule of professional tennis players. A lot of people were putting pressure on me, I put a lot of pressure on myself, Kyrgios ...told Stellar magazine. I just lost joy for the game and I was spiralling out of control. I fell into depression because of the things I thought I had to be. I was afraid to go out and talk to people because I thought I’d let them down because I wasn’t winning matches. Kyrgios recalled one day at an event in Shanghai where he could not get out of bed. When I was struggling and it wasn’t just about tennis there were moments when I was seriously depressed. I remember waking up in Shanghai one year and it was 4pm and I was still in bed, curtains closed. I didn’t want to see the light of day, he revealed. I didn’t feel like I could trust anyone. It was a lonely, dark place. I don’t think people understand how lonely tennis can be. You’re out there on the court on your own. You can’t really talk to anyone. You have to figure things out for yourself. I did struggle with that. Reported by Catherine Healey.

04.01.2022 Rather than changing the man to fit the service, we are changing the service to fit the man. We are pleased to announce that we have officially opened our psychology practice at 34 Dequetteville Terrace, Kent Town, SA. We provide a gendered approach to mental health services, with a particular focus on male mental health. We are currently operating at reduced days (Monday & Friday), with the plan to extend over the coming weeks. ... For more information on booking a Clinical Psychologist, please contact Bolton Brothers on 0436 439 222 or email us at [email protected]

04.01.2022 Meet the Team We are excited to welcome to the team Clark Sim. Clark is a Clinical Psychologist with a particular interest in improving men’s mental health. He uses a solution-focused, practical and motivational working style to encourage individual strengths and improve well-being. He has extensive experience collaborating with men to confront and overcome issues such as depression, anxiety, addictive behaviours, traumatic stress, anger and relationship difficulties.... For more information on booking Clark, please contact Bolton Brothers on 0436 439 222 or flick us an email at [email protected]

03.01.2022 On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, Australians and that of the Commonwealth will fall silent as did the guns on the Western Front in 1918. Today we will observe a minute silence and remember all our brothers, and all our sisters that stood in harm’s way and lost their lives defending our way of life that we all so cherish. And to my mates, who’s lives can only be just a distant memory now, you left a mark on this worlda legacy and a sacrifice that will neve...r be forgotten. For we must grow old without you, but within our hearts you will forever stand. Lest We Forget CPL Richard Atkinson KIA: 2 February 2011, Afghanistan SPR Jamie Larcombe KIA: 19 February 2011, Afghanistan SPR Rowan Robinson KIA: 6 June 2011, Afghanistan CPL Scott Smith KIA: 21 October 2012, Afghanistan And to my brothers who lost their battle back homeI am sorry we let you down. Jason (Panda) Grant RIP: 11 July 2017 Shayne Jorgensen RIP: 28 January 2013

02.01.2022 Contemporary Veterans Group Everyone I would like you all to meet the faces of the team of like-minded Veterans here in South Australia giving our all to make a... difference. Nathan from Bolton Brothers Chris from Australian Student Veterans Association Luke from Heroes on the Homefront Cameron our in house Lawyer We have some big plans moving forward and can't wait to action them and really make a difference to the Veteran community by working together and supporting one another Watch this space

01.01.2022 Mates in Construction Annual Charity Lunch As their major fundraiser of the year, MATES in Construction are holding their Annual Charity Lunch, which helps to raise vital funds to help reduce the incidence and impact of suicide in the SA Construction and Allied Industries. Nathan has been asked to deliver a keynote speech this year. He will share his story for all to hear and by reflecting on his own experiences, he will discuss the mistakes he made, the lessons he learnt an...d most importantly, that in our darkest hour, when all hope seems lost, recovery is possible. If this is something that interests you, we would love to see you there!! TICKET SALES CLOSE TODAY! Friday, November 20, 2020 at 11:30 AM War Memorial Dr, North Adelaide SA 5006

01.01.2022 Roger Rasheed is best known as Grand Slam Coach of Australian former world no. 1 Lleyton Hewitt, world no. 3 Grigor Dimitrov, former world no. 5 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and former no. 6 Gael Monfils. But what is less known about Roger is that he was a gifted tennis player himself, forced out of the game by a crippling back and spinal injury. With his dream of becoming a professional tennis player over, Roger was left with a choice: let it define you, let it destroy you, or let it ...strengthen you. Roger picked himself up and in a remarkable display of human resilience, turned to coaching where he would not only excel in his new role, but find international success in the process. Roger speaks openly and honestly with Callum MacPherson about overcoming self doubt, the challenge of letting down your wall, and finding strength in vulnerability. Episode drops Wednesday 7th October. Young Blood - Men's Health Matters PodBooth

01.01.2022 Roger Rasheed is an International Performance Coach and best known as grand slam coach of Australian former World No. 1 Lleyton Hewitt, World No. 3 Grigor Dimitrov, former World No. 5 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and former No. 6 Gael Monfils. But what is less known about Roger is that he was a gifted tennis player himself, forced out of the game by a crippling back and spinal injury. With his dream of becoming a professional tennis player in ruins, Roger was left with a choice: let it... define you, let it destroy you, or let it strengthen you. Roger picked himself up and in a remarkable display of human resilience, turned to coaching where he would not only excel in his new role, but find international success in the process. Of all his extraordinary achievements, his proudest accomplishment by far is his daughter. Roger walked away from being a full-time coach, constantly on the road, to be with his daughter, because anyone can be a father, but it takes someone special to be a dad. Join Callum MacPherson and Roger Rasheed as they speak openly and honestly about overcoming self-doubt, the challenge of letting down your wall and finding strength in vulnerability. If you’re interested in learning more about Roger or his sports foundation for disadvantaged children, see the links below. www.rogerrasheed.com www.rogerrasheedsportsfoundation.com PodBooth #mensmentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #resilience #coaching #makeanimpact #topperformance #grandslam #tennis #vulnerability #boltonbrothers #overcome