How people think and speak about mental illness must change
Attitude and language, when it is non-judgemental, can be a powerful tool in supporting someone who is struggling, writes Wellways Peer Worker Megan Moore in our latest blog.
Metaphors and movement
Building strong foundations and letting go of old habits and ideas to make way for new, more helpful, ones leads to a better quality of life, writes Wellways Intentional Peer Worker, Charlie Anderson.
Everyone deserves a home
Jess Barr, Senior Property Manager at Harcourts Real Estate in Warragul explains why having a home is so important for people experiencing mental health issues, and why continued funding for housing programs like Doorway is vital.
A day in the life of major depression
Living with depression can be demanding at times, but it also helps you realise your strengths and show compassion for others, writes Sarah Brain.
A postal perspective on Marriage Equality
From guilt, to pride, to disappointment, to relief, Wellways Intentional Peer Worker, Charlie Anderson, has experienced the full spectrum of emotions about The Australian Marriage Law Postal Survey.