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Ubirr in Kakadu National Park by Vince Russell

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Brisbane skyline from the park

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Group of people walking down to the beach by Zac Scancode

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Dove Lake by Donovan Simpkin

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Rowing on the Yarra River by Paul Macallan

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Bike riders at the beach in Perth Alvin Balemesa

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Family and friends supporting someone who has attempted suicide

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Why Minds Together

Do you support someone that feels worried, stressed or sad? They may have experienced trauma at work or in their life. They may have a history of mental illness or are showing symptoms for the first time. They may have had thoughts of suicide or attempted suicide.

Supporting family and friends who feel like this can affect your own energy, time, finances and emotions. You may feel overwhelmed, worried or unsure of what you should say to your family member or friend. These feelings may have increased during recent events like COVID-19, natural disasters or due to financial stress.

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Minds Together is an Everymind program

Everymind is a leading institute dedicated to the prevention of mental ill-health and suicide. We have been delivering successful mental health and suicide prevention programs for 30 years.

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Hear from family and friends supporting someone with their mental health

Nicci, Grant, Jenn, Mel and Rhonda share their best piece of advice about supporting someone experiencing depression or anxiety.

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