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18.01.2022 Uncertainty, stigma and misinformation around seeking professional help is something that everyone, at some point in their life, has likely either seen or experienced For people living with mental illness, worrying about what will happen to them if they seek help or what they may have to do can be an extremely difficult barrier to overcome - not just for them, but also for anyone supporting them. If someone is worried about having to do something they don’t want to (e.g. take... medication, stop drinking alcohol) assure them the final choice for their treatment is completely in their control. Almost all mental illnesses can be treated in the community and only require one thing - asking for help or recognising when someone needs it

03.01.2022 For many people living with mental illness, not believing that professional help will work can be a huge barrier to getting the support they need. They may have tried professional help in the past and felt it didn’t work, or they may simply believe it’s not worth it. A reliable approach is to let them know how professional help has worked for others and how it can work for them too. If it seems appropriate you can also share any positive experiences you may have - let them kn...ow it can often take time and a few attempts to find the right fit. Remember you can always think outside the box and look for alternative ways to provide support, i.e. social outings or online groups. Encourage them to keep trying and remind them that it will be worth the effort

27.12.2021 Seeking professional help for mental health concerns is key to recovery, but there can be all kinds of barriers that get in the way. A common barrier for someone seeking help is not knowing help is available - or not knowing that they're experiencing a treatable mental health problem (this is especially true for anxiety). When talking about mental health with friends, family or colleagues who might be up against such a barrier, reassure them that just like physical illness, lots of people with experiences like theirs have received effective treatment

14.12.2021 If you've noticed someone in your life behaving differently (e.g. withdrawing, seeming angrier or more agitated, drinking more than usual) it could be an important time to connect and have a conversation. Agitation, anger and violence, increased risk taking and increased self-destructive behaviours are the more typical signs of suicidal thoughts in men, but these same signs can also present in people of all genders. If you’re concerned about the changes in a person’s usual behaviours, a mental health first aid conversation may be needed.

09.12.2021 Organise to have your staff attend a MHFA course to become your Mental Health First Aid Champions

27.11.2021 Only a few more spots left for the last discounted Mental Health First Aid course held in Oran Park for 17th and 18th June. $300 (save $80) pm me to book.Only a few more spots left for the last discounted Mental Health First Aid course held in Oran Park for 17th and 18th June. $300 (save $80) pm me to book.

19.11.2021 Statistics around Mental Health in the Workplace 1 in 5 Australian adults experiences a mental illness in any given year. Mental ill health costs Australian workplaces $4.7 billion in absenteeism, $1.6 billion in presenteeism and $146 million in compensation claims per year.1 Only 22% of full-time workers with signs of common mental illness receive treatment for their mental health problems.

12.11.2021 Around 1 in 5 Australian adults experience a common mental illness each year. Understanding how to talk about mental health and help someone in need are important skills. Many people feel uncomfortable and unprepared when thinking about starting a conversation with someone they are concerned about. At a Mental Health First Aid course, you will learn how to recognise the signs and symptoms of mental health problems and learn the skills to feel confident and able to help. Having mental health first aid skills means that you can assist someone developing a mental health problem or experiencing a mental health crisis and make a real difference to your community.

01.11.2021 The next MHFA courses will be conducted over 2 days depending on numbers- 8th & 9th June 8:30am - 4pm & 9am - 4pm 17th & 18th June 8:30am - 4pm & 9am - 4pm... I am offering a special discount of $80 off for the first few courses in oran park podium. So it’s only $300pp. This includes the manual and a goodies bag. Will also include a light lunch, morning and afternoon tea. Limited spaces!

04.10.2021 The 12-hour Standard Mental Health First Aid course teaches any adult (18 years and over) how to provide initial support to someone who is experiencing a mental health problem or crisis. Learn about the signs and symptoms of common mental health problems in adults, how to provide initial help, where and how to get professional help, what sort of help has been shown by research to be effective, and how to provide first aid in a crisis situation.

15.09.2021 The 12-hour Standard MHFA Course has been endorsed for CPD points for members of several professional bodies.