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Youth Mental Health Summit in Canterbury-Bankstown, NSW
Mind Blank were very excited to run their first in-person NSW workshop in two years! Canterbury-Bankstown City Council invited Mind Blank to engage local teens at the Youth Mental Health Summit in Belmore on April

Cigna Employee Joins Mind Blank for Community Ambassador Fellowship
Mind Blank is happy to announce that Kristal Ruiz was one of fifteen Cigna employees selected as a 2022 Cigna Community Ambassador Fellow.

Why Are Early Intervention Programs Important?
Youth mental health in Australia costs $6.29 billion annually in lost productivity (Hosie, Vogl, Carden, Hoddinott & Lim, 2014). National industry leaders such as ReachOut.com. and the Black Dog Institute are now confirming value in awareness

Award Winning Programs
Mind Blank programs have been developed to educate mental health, social and emotional well-being in Primary and Secondary schools settings. We have been running our services since 2011. Our creative arts inspired workshops

Suicide Prevention: Creating a Future for our Young People
Suicide is such a heavy word. It has brought such sadness to the world. Thousands, of lives have been impacted and no-one is immune to it. The word suicide has a way of

Understanding Anxiety
Anxiety Facts and How to Deal With it Experiencing anxiety is a normal part of life. It can occur when we face danger or problems in our life pop up. Sometimes it happens

Body Image & Self Perception
Let’s face it, body image plays a vital role in our overall impressions of others. This is human nature. So much of it is led by society and media expectations that are placed onto us daily. Who you are as a person should not be judged by your physical appearance alone.

Children
Children Does your primary school or community group struggle with the need to talk openly about mental health? Are you unsure how to introduce the topic without overwhelming your children? Mind Blank could be

Children’s Education Programs
Does your primary school or community group struggle with the need to talk openly about mental health? Are you unsure how to introduce the topic without overwhelming your children? Mind Blank could be the