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Australia’s first and largest integrated research initiative into the prevention of anxiety and depression will be launched by Federal Minister for Health, the Hon. Greg Hunt at Parliament House today.
A Hunter region promotional campaign during May and June aims to increase awareness of the support available for those living with an eating disorder, including their friends, families and carers.
Everymind is partnering with Cinespace Inc. to deliver a Mindframe workshop for screen writers from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.
This World Health Day, we’d like to encourage everybody to take some time to focus on their mental health; reflect on how they are feeling and what they can do to look after themselves now and in the future.
Today is the National Day of Action against Bullying and Violence, where Australian students, parents and teachers are asked to stand together against bullying and violence in their school and the community.
With the festival coming up this weekend, the team at Everymind would like to wish all Australians a happy and safe Mardi Gras!
To support the upcoming small business and mental health project, Everymind is seeking input from small businesses with a passion for mental health.
Everymind has been consulting with stakeholders and has conducting further focus groups and individual interviews with professionals at the John Hunter and Westmead Hospitals during December as part of the project.
A new study funded by the icare Foundation, and conducted by Everymind, has uncovered that people working in the small business sector may be more likely to be affected by poor mental health than the general population, prompting a compelling need for innovative solutions to assist those people who are the lifeblood of the NSW economy.
Everymind celebrated 25 years of delivering local, state and national mental health and suicide prevention programs with a corporate luncheon for 120 guests at the Surfhouse, Merewether Beach yesterday.
Prevention First: A prevention and promotion framework for mental health