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With lockdown orders implemented across the region, people have needed to quickly change the way they live, work, learn and function as a family.
Following recent comments by President Trump regarding the tragic mass shootings in the USA, Everymind and SANE Australia have come together this week to jointly urge political representatives and commentators to avoid irresponsible commentary, including inaccurately linking mental illness to violence.
The suicide death of two international celebrities has sent shock waves through our communities again in the past week. But for many individuals, families and communities this is not a new feeling.
Opinion piece featured in the Newcastle Herald by Everymind Director, Jaelea Skehan.
In every minute that matters – we can decide to do nothing, or to do something; whether it is in your personal life or professional life.
R U OK?Day is a national day of action dedicated to reminding us to check in regularly with people around us.
Ahead of World Suicide Prevention Day and R U OK?Day, what can we do to contribute to the prevention of suicide and its impacts.
Our Director, Jaelea Skehan, shares her opinion with the Sydney Morning Herald today about the fictional portrayal of suicide and mental illness, and the role of streaming media services such as Netflix and programs like 13 Reasons Why.
Small business owners and those who work for a small business can take the first step to help shape this response by participating in the first comprehensive survey of small business and mental health in Australia.
Hunter Institute Director, Jaelea Skehan, shares her thoughts ahead of the National Suicide Prevention Conference in Brisbane this week.
Prevention First: A prevention and promotion framework for mental health