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Psychosocial Disability

Exercise for Better Mental Health

I recently attended the 'Muscling up on Mental Illness' public lecture by Dr Simon Rosenbaum at Southern Cross University. I came away with a ...

Trauma Informed

*statistics from the Mental Health Coordinating Council Key Facts for the Trauma Informed: 76% of adults with a history of ...

Looking Forward to Each Day Again – A Journey to Recovery

At this year’s Community BBQ for Mental Health in Dorrigo we reflected on the importance of community events in reaching ...

5 Real Life Tips for Mental Health Recovery

Current stats indicate that in each year, approximately one in every five Australians will experience a mental illness. (Mindframe Media ...

Living with Mental Illness – The Cost of Reform

Unfolding Reform The NDIS is the most significant change in welfare since Medicare, a very positive change for people living ...

What constitutes a ‘disability’ when it comes to mental ill-health?

Services operating in the mental health sector have progressed the language around mental illness to promote recovery and wellness for ...

We Need to Talk about Mental Health in the Construction Industry

The construction industry employs more than 625,000 people across Australia, making it one of the biggest employers in the country ...

How support coordination helped one man towards recovery

By sharing people’s success stories we hope to highlight the importance of support coordination in facilitating services for members of ...

Language Matters When Talking About Mental Illness

If we’re going to tackle stigma in the community around mental illness one of the most fundamental vehicles of change ...

The Benefits of Employing Someone with a Disability

There is a common misunderstanding that a person living with disability will require more attention and resources from their employer. ...
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CHESS Connect is a for-purpose, not-for-profit organisation supporting locals to live a Strong Life through a range of employment, disability and wellbeing services

CHESS Connect recognise the traditional owners of country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to them and their cultures, and to the elders both past and present.

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