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I've got a sense of freedom and independence now. At Haven I've got space when I want it, but support when I need it.
- Jenni
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Kylie Phillips

Kylie’s story – Mind’s psychology support helps people overcome life’s challenges

Psychologist Kylie Phillips says Mind’s Allied Health services can support people through all sorts of life challenges that cause psychological distress.

Kylie supports people experiencing mental health challenges relating to things like relationship conflict, domestic or family violence, bullying, adapting to major life adjustments or work/education pressure.

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Hayley Farnan

Hayley’s story – Mind’s Allied Health psychology services

Psychologist Hayley Farnan says Mind Australia’s Allied Health services can help people achieve their goals, develop important life skills and, most importantly, find joy and purpose in their lives.

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Sam’s story – why I’m sharing my story to combat stigma

Haven Pakenham resident Sam says it’s time to normalise conversation about mental health in the ongoing fight against stigma.

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    Improving the ED experience for people with psychosocial disability

    New research has found NDIS support workers believe emergency departments to be unsafe environments for NDIS participants with psychosocial disability.

    Research conducted by Mind Australia and the Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Research and Education Group has been exploring the experience of NDIS participants when presenting to emergency departments.

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    Dr Louise Byrne awarded Australian Mental Health Prize

    Mind Australia congratulates Dr Louise Byrne, who has been awarded the Australian Mental Health Prize 2024, in the Lived Experience category. 

    The Australian Mental Health Prize was established in 2016 by the University of NSW. Each year the prestigious award recognises Australians who have made outstanding contributions to mental health advocacy, research, and service provision.