One-time payment. No ongoing fees. 85 minutes. Self-paced. Yours or theirs forever.
How it works:
Purchase
We contact you to confirm if this is for you or someone in the community.
Full access delivered via email on June 1st.
This is early access to the Aboriginal Mental Health Course launching June 1st 2026, during Reconciliation Week.
Honestly? For far too f*cking long, our people have continued to experience poorer mental health outcomes, despite all the "helpful" government funding and programs.
Exactly why we can't afford to rely on a system that was never built for us in the first place.
That's why this course has been created in collaboration with a qualified social worker.
Understanding yourself
Understanding mental health in everyday life
Trauma and how the past affects the present
Identity, shame and self-worth
Self-awareness and survival responses
Emotions & relationships
Anger, triggers and emotional reactions
Relationships, boundaries and support systems
Social and emotional wellbeing
Culture & healing
Connection to self, family, community and culture
Integrating cultural knowledge and perspective into wellbeing
Practical tools for emotional awareness and healing
This is not a heavily theoretical or textbook-style course.
It is designed to land in real life, so the information can actually be understood and used in real-life situations.
This is the first release. By purchasing, you are securing early access before the full rollout.
Pay it forward model:
Every purchase helps fund access for someone in community who would not otherwise be able to afford it.
By purchasing, you are securing your place in the first release and directly contributing to wider access across community.
What you’ll receive:
After purchase, you will receive a confirmation PDF outlining how the course will roll out and what happens next.
Full access details will be delivered via email on June 1st.
Important:
This course is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical or mental health care. If you need immediate support, please contact a qualified professional or a local support service.
One-time payment. No ongoing fees. 85 minutes. Self-paced. Yours or theirs forever.
How it works:
Purchase
We contact you to confirm if this is for you or someone in the community.
Full access delivered via email on June 1st.
This is early access to the Aboriginal Mental Health Course launching June 1st 2026, during Reconciliation Week.
Honestly? For far too f*cking long, our people have continued to experience poorer mental health outcomes, despite all the "helpful" government funding and programs.
Exactly why we can't afford to rely on a system that was never built for us in the first place.
That's why this course has been created in collaboration with a qualified social worker.
Understanding yourself
Understanding mental health in everyday life
Trauma and how the past affects the present
Identity, shame and self-worth
Self-awareness and survival responses
Emotions & relationships
Anger, triggers and emotional reactions
Relationships, boundaries and support systems
Social and emotional wellbeing
Culture & healing
Connection to self, family, community and culture
Integrating cultural knowledge and perspective into wellbeing
Practical tools for emotional awareness and healing
This is not a heavily theoretical or textbook-style course.
It is designed to land in real life, so the information can actually be understood and used in real-life situations.
This is the first release. By purchasing, you are securing early access before the full rollout.
Pay it forward model:
Every purchase helps fund access for someone in community who would not otherwise be able to afford it.
By purchasing, you are securing your place in the first release and directly contributing to wider access across community.
What you’ll receive:
After purchase, you will receive a confirmation PDF outlining how the course will roll out and what happens next.
Full access details will be delivered via email on June 1st.
Important:
This course is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical or mental health care. If you need immediate support, please contact a qualified professional or a local support service.
