Worried about a Mate?
Worried about a Mate?
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THIS IS NOT A DRILL
THIS IS NOT A DRILL
Friend just told you that work is stressing them out? Mate struggling after a nasty break up? If your mate’s talking but you’re not listening, it’s time to step up.
Friend just told you that work is stressing them out? Mate struggling after a nasty break up? If your mate’s talking but you’re not listening, it’s time to step up.
Right now, only 1 in 6 of us have the confidence to ask a mate if they’re feeling suicidal.*
Our Conversation Coach can help you kick off a chat to check in.
Conversation Coach is an interactive conversation guide created by mental health experts and it’s loaded with practical support to help you show up for the people you care about.
You’ll learn:
What to say to be there for a mate
How to talk about suicide
Where to get help
How to look after yourself
Last week, we shared Kamil and Patrick’s story about how one vital conversation between two mates changed everything.
Their story is a great example of what suicide prevention can look like. And the more of us who have the skills to have that chat, the more of us who are ready to support our mates, the more lives we can save.
This could be the perfect time, too. Our research shows that nearly a third of football fans find it easier to start difficult conversations with mates around mental health and suicide prevention during major tournaments.*
So this World Cup, practise having a conversation with someone you care about - and be ready to Support Your Mates.
We’ve got all the info you need to make it easier to talk about the stuff that really matters.
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