It Takes All of Us to Reduce Mental Health Stigma
Equipping You to Provide
Mental Health First Aid
For Individuals, Sporting Clubs and Workplaces
Empowering change together
Mental health in Australia.
The Australian Burden of Disease Study revealed a staggering truth: mental and substance use disorders account for 15% of the total disease burden—second only to cancer.
Nearly one in two Australians experience a mental illness at some point in their lifetime.
A portion of this burden is preventable.
[Australian Burden of Disease Study 2024]
Become a Mental Health First Aider and be the person who makes a real difference when it matters most—supporting others and saving lives.
ABOUT
"Marcus was a lovely instructor throughout the course. His delivery style was immensely engaging while thought provoking. I thoroughly enjoyed the course."
Marcus Seecamp is a dedicated professional with extensive experience delivering Mental Health First Aid training to diverse groups. With a background as a player in the AFL, over 20 years experience working in community services, and a Graduate Diploma of Psychology, Marcus brings a wealth of knowledge, lived experience, and expertise. The unique aspect of this is Marcus' extensive background in guiding others, making the training sessions unequivocally engaging and impactful. At all times, Marcus prioritises an effective learning environment by ensuring a safe and respectful space for all participants. Marcus provides helpful insight to his own experiences of mental health first aid in the community, adding an authentic and personal perspective to the course.
Why Mental Health First Aid?
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Evidence-based: All Mental Health First Aid courses are based on guidelines that are informed by people with lived experience, their caregivers, and mental health professionals.
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Rigorously evaluated: Evaluations consistently show that Mental Health First Aid training improves participants’ knowledge of mental illnesses and their treatments, and confidence in providing mental health first aid to individuals.
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Skills-based: Teaches the practical skills, knowledge, and confidence to make a difference.
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Internationally recognised: Over 6 million people trained in Mental Health First Aid across 25 countries.
Make a difference when it matters most
