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Everymind Everymind is a leading institute dedicated to the prevention of mental ill-health and su***de.

Everymind is a leading national institute dedicated to reducing mental ill-health, reducing su***de and improving wellbeing. We have over 30 years’ experience delivering successful, evidence-based, best practice mental health and su***de prevention programs and translational research. At Everymind, prevention is at the heart of everything we do – in translating and applying research to guide our work, in developing policy responses and in designing programs to build the capability of services and communities. Please note that Everymind does not provide any direct clinical services. If you require support, please contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or lifeline.org.au or Beyond Blue support service on 1300 22 4636 or you can email or web chat at https://bit.ly/3laCFyP

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20/10/2026

is a good opportunity to pause and consider the language we use when communicating publicly about mental health and wellbeing, and mental health concerns.

Mindframe has a suite of free evidence-based resources to guide language choices that can help you avoid reinforcing stigma while encouraging community understanding about mental health concerns.

Learn more: bit.ly/4dkGk48

Everymind Lived Experience Advisory Group member, Mel Clark, shares her artwork, a reflection on the role hope has playe...
19/10/2026

Everymind Lived Experience Advisory Group member, Mel Clark, shares her artwork, a reflection on the role hope has played in her life when she has faced tough times over the years as she’s spent time caring for loved ones.

β€œTo make HOPE a possibility in my life has meant to me that one step at a time is absolutely enough…and it’s the believing that this opportunity can be a possibility for others too… Going gently, putting space & time between myself and a situation, and allowing moments of uncertainty to wash over me - I’ve found patience & peace in the waiting when times have appeared too turbulent. πŸ’Ÿβ€

If you need support, or are supporting someone else, help is available. Access crisis helplines, online services, and community support resources at:
everymind.org.au/need-help-now
everymind.org.au/community-support-resources

18/10/2026

National Carers Week has provided an important opportunity to recognise, celebrate and listen to families, friends and carers. While the week has come to an end, the work to strengthen support continues.

Everymind is committed to transforming the supports available to families, friends and carers. We will continue to engage communities, strengthen partnerships and use evidence and lived experience to shape and improve support.

For those interested in learning more, Minds Together offers support for family, friends and carers in NSW, the ACT, country SA and Perth, as well as free training for NSW primary care and mental health professionals on including family, friends and carers in mental health practice. Visit: mindstogether.org.au

Watch the full National Carers Week Conversation: https://bit.ly/47Kdx70

16/10/2026

Who supports the people doing the supporting?

Carers play a critical role in supporting loved ones experiencing mental health challenges and suicidal distress.

Yet many carers report feeling isolated, overwhelmed or overlooked.

Transforming support for families, friends and carers means ensuring there is access to support, information and the recognition that they need.



Learn why supporting carers matters in our full National Carers Week Conversation: https://bit.ly/47Kdx70

πŸ“† Calling all Global Mental Health Summit delegates: Catch Everymind's Helen Le Gresley in the Riverview 2 room at 11:15...
16/10/2026

πŸ“† Calling all Global Mental Health Summit delegates: Catch Everymind's Helen Le Gresley in the Riverview 2 room at 11:15am (AWST) today discussing guidance for culturally and linguistically diverse community broadcasters communicating about su***de and mental health concerns.
Learn more about these resources: bit.ly/MindframeForCaldBroadcasters

15/10/2026

This National Carers Week, we're acknowledging the countless ways family, friends and carers show up for people experiencing mental health concerns or suicidal distress.

The care, connection and support carers provide matters. So too does ensuring carers feel recognised, included and supported themselves.

🎧 Hear more from a carer and a mental health clinician in our National Carers Week Conversation: https://mindstogether.org.au/national-carers-week/

As we continue sharing messages from members of Everymind's Lived Experience Advisory Group this  , Lewching reflects on...
15/10/2026

As we continue sharing messages from members of Everymind's Lived Experience Advisory Group this , Lewching reflects on an important reminder about what distress can look like:

"I wish more people understood how silent and unassuming distress can appear on the outside. That it can be equally painful, equally harmful, and equally loud for the person living through it."

Distress isn't always visible. Taking the time to check in, listen without judgement, and offer support can make a meaningful difference.

If you need support, or are supporting someone else, help is available. Access crisis helplines, online services, and community support resources at everymind.org.au/need-help-now

We're pleased to be presenting and exhibiting at this week's Global Mental Health Summit in Perth, hosted by Multicultur...
14/10/2026

We're pleased to be presenting and exhibiting at this week's Global Mental Health Summit in Perth, hosted by Multicultural WA in partnership with the World Federation for Mental Health and the Western Australian Mental Health Commission.

If you're attending, we'd love to connect. Come and say hello to the Everymind team and join us on Day 3 (16 October) for presentations on:

β€’ The role of lived experience in evidence-based decision-making in su***de prevention
β€’ Supporting culturally and linguistically diverse community broadcasters to communicate safely about su***de and mental health concerns
β€’ Advancing support for family, friends and carers in su***de prevention

13/10/2026

Sometimes, supporting someone can be as simple as reaching out.
It might be:

βœ“ Sending a text
βœ“ Making a phone call
βœ“ Checking in
βœ“ Showing up

This National Carers Week, we’re recognising the difference families, friends and carers can make through everyday moments of connection.

Small acts of connection can make a meaningful difference.

Watch or listen to the full conversation: https://mindstogether.org.au/national-carers-week

If you support someone experiencing mental health concerns or suicidal distress, Minds Together provides practical strategies, personal stories and support for your own wellbeing. Learn more by visiting: https://mindstogether.org.au/

Mental Health Month is a reminder that small actions, supportive conversations and strong connections all contribute to ...
13/10/2026

Mental Health Month is a reminder that small actions, supportive conversations and strong connections all contribute to mental health and wellbeing.

Our new Community Support Resources page brings together free practical guides, toolkits and information developed by Everymind to support mental health and wellbeing.

πŸ”— Explore the resources: everymind.org.au/community-support-resources

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Wednesday 9am - 5pm
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