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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.
Haven Pakenham resident Sam says it’s time to normalise conversation about mental health in the ongoing fight against stigma.
Jenni says living at The Haven Foundation’s residence in Frankston has improved her mental health, and her relationships with family.
Matt has come a long way from the isolated and shy person who moved into The Haven Foundation’s residence in Frankston two years ago.
When Becky was referred to Mind Australia’s Youth Outreach Recovery Support (YORS) program she was struggling to get out of bed in the morning.
The 25-year-old from Corowa near the New South Wales-Victoria border said she had no motivation or purpose in her life.
“I didn’t even want to go to sleep in fear of the next day coming around,” she said.