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Nature and Nurture

Outdoor Activities To Improve Your Mental Health Spending time outdoors has been shown to help with various mental health problems including anxiety and depression. Studies have also found that spending just 20 minutes in

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Whistleblower Policy

MIND BLANK LIMITED (“MIND BLANK”) is committed to creating and maintaining an open working environment in which employees, directors, contractors, suppliers, customers, partners and consultants (whether they are full-time, part-time, casual or volunteer) are able to raise concerns regarding actual or suspected unethical, unlawful or undesirable conduct.

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Fundraising Privacy Collection Statement

Your Personal Information is being or has been collected by Mind Blank to facilitate its fundraising and related activities. We may send you information about programs, products, services, fundraising or other activities which

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Workplace Mental Health

Top 10 Insights 1. Mental health is so important right now. The COVID 19 had brought unpredicted, fear, change, and, panic that has affected us all. This outbreak has created an emergent decline

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Sustainable Development Goal 3

The United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs helps to monitor a set of Sustainable Develop goals (SDG’s). Goal 3. Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages, is in line with Mind Blank’s aim to reduce this risk of suicide through interactive theatre in schools and communities.

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How to Prevent Feeling Depressed

10 Things You Can Do To Support Your Mental Health   MEDITATION Many studies have shown that meditation practice can ease symptoms of anxiety and depression. Mindfulness and meditation practice is a great way to

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Mental Health Workshop – Anxiety

Does you struggle to talk openly about mental health in your workplace? Are you looking for a unique way to kick start the discussion? Mind Blank could be the experience you’ve been looking for!

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Online Mental Health Education Programs

The direct financial cost of mental illness to Australia businesses is approx. $13 billion (KPMG, 2018). Cost effectiveness of a community-based crisis intervention efforts can save lives (Comans et al, 2013). Promoting a

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