Health and Wellbeing - Social Programs
Rural and Remote Mental Health
Deadly Thinking is a social and emotional wellbeing and suicide prevention
Deadly Thinking is a social and emotional wellbeing and suicide prevention program designed for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. The Story Catchers was engaged create a visual report looking at the lived experience and the impact that the program was having in Indigenous communities across Australia.
Deadly Thinking is a social and emotional well-being and suicide prevention workshop designed by Indigenous people for Indigenous people.
In the context of cultural sensitivity, the one-day Deadly Thinking workshop addresses a wide range of topics including anxiety and depression, drug abuse (in particular ‘Ice’), alcohol abuse and suicide. Importantly, Deadly Thinking is focused on pathways to help.