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Closure of The Arts Wellbeing Collective - A Devastating Loss for Our Creative Industry.
Have yourself a merry little self care
5 Ways Peak Bodies Can Support Mental Health in the Arts
Mental Health in the Australian Film Industry: Top Tips to Lead Change
Unwrapping the Change Triangle This Festive Season πβ¨
Case Study: Mental Health Support, EAP and Education at Brisbane Festival
Case Study: Live Event Wellbeing Program and Counselling Support at Big Sound Festival
Case Study: Regional Creatives Wellbeing Program Partnership with Regional Arts Australia
Case Study: Improving Well-Being at Queensland Ballet with EAP
Promoting Wellbeing Among Visual Artists in Australia
How to Start Your Day with a Low-Dopamine Morning Routine
You Canβt Pour Creativity From a Burned Out Cup: The Critical Link Between Burnout and Creativity
Team Spotlight: Robin Pantours
Understanding Imposter Syndrome, Self-Critical Thoughts, and Self-Sabotage in the Creative Industries
Defining Personal Boundaries in the Creative Industries
The Physical, Mental, and Emotional Aspects of Wellbeing for People Working in the Creative Industries
The Blind Sea: Breaking Barriers in Surf, Film, and Accessibility
n a breathtaking display of courage and skill, four-time para surfing World Champion and former Paralympic Cyclist, Matt Formston, has ridden his way into the record books. Captured in the new feature-length documentary, The Blind Sea, Matt sets a new Guinness World Record for the largest wave surfed by a vision-impaired male (IS2). The film, directed by award-winning filmmaker Daniel Fenech, will be in cinemas nationwide from August 15.