If you, or someone you know is in immediate danger, please call 000, visit your nearest hospital emergency or contact any of the crisis support services.
Help-Seeking
Evidence shows that people are more likely to seek help when appropriate services are included in stories referencing suicide or mental health concerns.
Help-seeking pathways extends beyond calling a support line or meeting with a counsellor, with the emergence of texting services, downloadable resources and online community forums.
No matter how the audience obtain information referencing suicide or mental illness, it is vital to always include 24/7 support services, so the audience can reach out for support in a way that suits their individual needs.
Resources for including help-seeking to a story
- Adding help-seeking information to a story on or referencing suicide.
- Adding help-seeking information to story on or referencing mental ill-health.
Mindframe help-seeking cards
- Mindframe general help-seeking card Image - 178.76 KB download
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander supports Image - 251.58 KB download
- Alcohol and other drug supports Image - 189.67 KB download
- Disordered eating supports Image - 207.79 KB download
- Domestic violence and sexual assault supports Image - 203.97 KB download
- Defence, veterans and family supports Image - 190.87 KB download
- Youth supports Image - 187.77 KB download
- LGBTIQA+ supports Image - 176.79 KB download
- Culturally and linguistically diverse communities supports Image - 165.77 KB download