We live in a world where there seems to be an increasing need to be busy and connected all the time. We are trying to pack more and more into our lives, and it is no wonder many of us often find ourselves feeling over-extended with our work and personal... read more →
May
01
Apr
01
Recent ABS data indicates prostate cancer is the 2nd most common cancer to cause death in Aussie males, with around 3700 deaths each year. In the work we do, great importance is placed on educating men and hearing their individual stories around early detection & diagnosis, treatment options, post-surgery &... read more →
Mar
01
The time has come to re-evaluate the way we approach suicide awareness and prevention! This is the challenge issued in a recent paper delivered by the Australian Institute of Male Health Studies and Western Sydney University. Renowned advocates for Men’s Health, Dr. John Ashfield, Professor John MacDonald and Anthony Smith... read more →
Feb
01
After we have returned to work, the kids have headed back to school and the holiday season is well and truly behind us, it’s healthy to ask ourselves the question, how am I feeling? Am I happy to be back, energised and ready to tackle another year or am I... read more →
Jan
01
Celebrate the power of people continuing to learn throughout their lives. Australian and international research supports that when people take an active approach to learning in their adult years, they develop skills, confidence and courage to live independently, find work and shine at new skills. Lifelong Learning encompasses a wide... read more →
Dec
06
What affects our capacity to manage our risk-taking? What can we do about drugs and alcohol? Looking after yourself and pathways of support.
Dec
01
The world operates on the back of the people who show up! This saying is so true, and we see it in action throughout so many of the amazing communities we visit in regional, rural and remote Western Australia. Our small but durable communities are filled with individuals that have... read more →
Nov
01
Listening is a vital part of communication and often we may be accused of not listening. While hearing is an involuntary, physical act, listening requires hearing and combining psychological involvement with the person who is talking. True listening requires concentration and energy, setting aside our own thoughts and agendas and... read more →
Oct
30
Risk taking is a challenge for all warriors, especially our teenagers. What are the risks for you, and what makes these things 'risks'? Looking after yourself.
Oct
01
A wise man said to me recently the three things a man needs is to love someone; to do something meaningful and to have something to look forward to. These three things are a constant through the different stages of a man’s life whether it be adolescence, mid-life, transition and/or... read more →