Preventative mental health charity Batyr has ‘hijacked’ the marketing campaigns of industry partners to encourage young Australians to talk about mental health. Brands can jumpstart conversations and collaborations across industries can extend the reach of important philanthropic interventions.

Australian men’s health platform Pilot has launched a campaign to target the impact of toxic work culture on men’s mental health. Titled ‘R U OK?’, it highlights the continued stigma that prevents many men from seeking support, though digital self-help options may help overcome this problem.

The pandemic exacerbated eating disorders among Australians. Amid an era of permacrisis where constant and regular disruption is to be expected, there’s a need for increased conversation and more support when it comes to the ability to talk about health, wellbeing, and negative self-image.

Amid breaking down societal taboos surrounding therapy, content is emerging that introduces therapy into culture and the wider collective consciousness. Stutz aims to provide therapeutic teachings to audiences in a way that feels relatable and accessible, leveling up people’s therapy experiences.