Someone once said to me, “I love you, this is great – just don’t become a stereotype”. So I tried…
Sean Towner
12 months, 12 fundraisers, and $9,390 raised – that’s a wrap on HairPeace
Check out more at HairPeace.com.au Scholar Joanna Macy wrote that: “You don’t need to do everything. Do what […]
In a world that is constantly at each other’s throats, and a difference of opinion is an affront, it’s time we found our way back to each other…
We haven’t seen each other, we haven’t held each other, but we have the ability to use this situation to make us closer than ever before…
In a society that deems straight as the norm, there has to come a time in our lives when we have had to tell them that we are not it.
The moment that changed my life more than any other, is a moment I can’t even remember.
International Women’s Day is a time to celebrate what has been done, and a time to set to work on what needs to be…
What is it about being away from home that makes us realise what home really means? About having […]
It’s about time I got this off my chest, it’s time to burn them back…
Donate Here It’s happening. On April the 8th I will be shaving my head to raise funds for […]
I apologise if this is a little long, but think of it this way, this will probably be […]
Hatred is spreading at a rapid rate in our world. How did we get here, and how did we forget that we’re all in this together?
Sean Towner and Michael Winn were interviewed by the Today Show about their upcoming wedding, the marriage-equality postal vote, and what a ‘Yes’ result could mean for Australian businesses.
Dear Australia, my home. There’s no escaping the news, no avoiding the coverage, no relief from the fact […]
It’s time to come clean…I can’t do anything by halves.
I can acknowledge that my fears are mostly ridiculous, but convincing your mind isn’t as easy to do…
Recently engaged same-sex couple, Michael Winn and Sean Towner, speak to the team at Stand Up Straight about […]
*As seen on the official Khloe Kardashian website www.khloewithak.com*
In the Age of Instant where texts, emails and photos can be sent with the tap of a thumb from wherever you are in the world, there is little chance of finding peace, and finding a moment to be truly alone. But in this world, we are also feeling more isolated and more disconnected than ever before. With all the noise we surround ourselves with, nothing is being said.
Mental illness is at crisis point, and all around us the problem is getting closer and closer to home. In Australia more than one million people are suffering from depression, that’s 1 in 6 women, and 1 in 8 men. More than two million people are suffering from anxiety, that’s 1 in 3 women, and 1 in 5 men. 75% of mental illnesses appear before we are twenty-five years old.
Fortunately, as the issue surrounding mental illness, and the number of sufferers grow, so too do organisations and support networks to help.