Support Services
If you feel that you, or someone close to you is struggling, it’s important to take action and reach out for support, especially if you’ve been feeling this way for some time.
There’s no shame in acknowledging your feelings or concern, and opening up and sharing how you feel.
If you feel like your life situation is becoming unmanageable, it’s important to speak to someone you trust, reach out to a Doctor of therapist if you have one, or reach out to the free confidential support services listed below.
Ask someone you trust at work if your workplace provides an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) program. These are available for mental health, financial assistance or relationship advice and support. The earlier you reach out the easier things will be.
If your life is in danger, in Australia, call 000 immediately.
Beyond Blue
Support Services for Anxiety and Depression 1300 22 46 36 www.beyondblue.org.auLifeline
24/7 Suicide Prevention and Crisis Support 13 11 14 www.lifeline.org.auMensline
24/7 Relationship Help and Support for Australian Men 1300 78 99 78 www.mensline.org.au1800 Respect
24/7 Family Violence and Domestic Assault Information and Support 1800 737 732 www.1800respect.org.auHeadspace
Support Services for Young Australians 1800 650 890 www.headspace.org.auMindspot
Online assessment and treatment for Anxiety and Depression 1800 61 44 34 www.mindspot.org.auIf you would like to talk to us about a discounted bulk or corporate order for our diaries please get in touch with us.
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Support Services
If you feel that you, or someone close to you is struggling, it’s important to take action and reach out for support, especially if you’ve been feeling this way for some time.
There’s no shame in acknowledging your feelings or concern, and opening up and sharing how you feel.
If you feel like your life situation is becoming unmanageable, it’s important to speak to someone you trust, reach out to a Doctor of therapist if you have one, or reach out to the free confidential support services listed below.
Ask someone you trust at work if your workplace provides an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) program. These are available for mental health, financial assistance or relationship advice and support. The earlier you reach out the easier things will be.
If your life is in danger, in Australia, call 000 immediately.