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Proveda’s WINGS of Hope Gathering Returns as Part of International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day The annual, free event unites community members impacted by suicide with a special memorial and morning tea Frenchs Forest, NSW – 4 November 2025: On 22 November, Proveda will host its annual WINGS (We Inspire New Growth After … Continued
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This dual-toned journal series is designed to acknowledge the daily wrestle we have with our inner emotions and support young Australians in managing their mental health. With youth mental health emerging as one of the most urgent challenges in Australia today, the range has been thoughtfully created to provide young people with accessible tools for … Continued
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Key Facts: The book explores why psychological distress is rising in high-income societies despite record prosperity, comfort, and longevity. Drawing on decades of psychological and social research, Dr Humphrey argues that modern values — individualism, consumerism, and constant competition — have created “psychologically impoverished” environments. The book identifies culture itself as a hidden risk factor … Continued
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Key Facts: Research shows an incredible 6 in 10 Australians workers have faced burnout and disengagement with work in 2025 – among the highest in the OECD. Australian employees experience among the highest daily stress rates globally. Gallup found that 49 percent experience stress a lot of the day… job demands, leadership and psychological safety … Continued
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Key Facts: – Suicide is the leading cause of death for Indigenous children, accounting for 20% of deaths among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people under 24. – Helpline demand has spiked to100 calls a day in September and October, with forecasts of up to 170/day over summer. – Many young people face barriers like … Continued
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October is Mental Health Month, and with new research showing 6 in 10 Australian workers have faced burnout or disengagement in 2025 – one of the highest rates in the OECD – The Story Code author Mark Jones is available for interviews and commentary. A journalist turned executive coach and speaker, Mark helps people understand why we … Continued
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A study of the way people process inner and outer speech is the first tangible evidence of a key theory about schizophrenia’s drivers. A new study led by psychologists from UNSW Sydney has provided the strongest evidence yet that auditory verbal hallucinations – or hearing voices – in schizophrenia may stem from a disruption in … Continued
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Standing testament to their incredible impact, SANE’s Recovery Community has been awarded Gold at the 2025 Good Design Awards in the Digital Design category. The prestigious award recognises SANE’s collaboration with design partners Colosl in redesigning SANE’s online community Forums, which first launched in 2014 to provide a safe space for Australians with complex mental … Continued
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EMBARGOED UNTIL 21 OCTOBER 2025, 10:00am (AEDT) 1 October 2025 MEDIA RELEASE From NSW to nationwide: recognising 10 years of mental health peer work across Australia Sydney, NSW – At seventeen, Max Simensen was searching for a way to make sense of his own mental health journey. He found it in a … Continued
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Social inclusion should be a mandatory performance target for local governments Australians for Mental Health has urged decision makers to take action after the latest Australian Institute of Health and Welfare report stated loneliness was on the rise. The report found 40% of people, or 2 in 5, reported feeling lonely in the … Continued
