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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 21h

Our next free online Mindframe training session is just one week away. The words & images we use when communicating publicly about suicide & mental health concerns can make a positive difference in reducing stigma. Register now and secure your place in this 1hr interactive webinar: bit.ly/3VnSvZ5

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Mindframe online training.
Wednesday, 7 October
1:00pm-2pm (AEDT).
This free session covers the Mindframe guidelines for public communication about suicide and mental health concerns, and includes a Q&A with Everymind team members.
An Everymind program.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

The way #journalists & #media communicate about child and youth #suicide can have a profound impact on young people and the wider community. Access a free guide designed to support safe, respectful communication including more tips like the one below: bit.ly/4lg4SxQ

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Mindframe - A guide for reporting on child and youth suicide.
Sharing stories of young people who have navigated suicidal thoughts or survived a suicide attempt, with an emphasis on what has been helpful for them, provides knowledge and hope for other young people who may be going through a challenging experience.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

#Ausmedia reporting on the death of #PresleyGerber and/or the coronial investigation into the death of #HaydenPanettiere are reminded to include contact details for services such as the National Alcohol and Other Drugs Hotline. Read more: bit.ly/3VbCwgE

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Featured in the centre is the National Alcohol and Other Drugs Hotline which offers confidential support including information, referral and telephone counselling for people struggling with addiction.
Call: 1800 250 185

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

#Ausmedia reporting on the death of #PresleyGerber are reminded to refer to Mindframe guidelines and to include contact details for services such as the National Alcohol and Other Drugs Hotline. Read more: bit.ly/4ggRcSG (1/3)

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

#Ausmedia reporting on tomorrow's AIHW data release (Serving and ex-serving Australian Defence Force members: suicide monitoring 1997 to 2024) are reminded to refer to Mindframe guidelines including our recently updated Guide for Media Reporting on Veteran Suicide. Access it here: bit.ly/4yRwj8j

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Mindframe.
A Guide for Media Reporting on Veteran Suicide.
This free quick reference guide aims to provide some practical tips on safe ways to report on veteran suicide and psychological distress, to reduce potential risks for
ADF personnel, veterans, their families and the broader community.
An Everymind Program.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

#Ausmedia covering complex mental illness in the context of violence and crime are urged to avoid using or repeating quotes containing stigmatising language or terms. Access free advice and resources for safe, responsible reporting: bit.ly/42eO3K4

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"The media can play an important role in challenging stigma and stereotypes about mental illness.
Given that media portrayals of mental illness linked to violence can be among the most stigmatising, it is important that these stories are covered safely and responsibly."
Dr Anna Ross
Research Fellow, The University of Melbourne.
Mindframe. An Everymind Program.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

The language we use to communicate about mental health concerns, #suicide and alcohol & other drugs has the power to reduce stigma and encourage help-seeking. 'Our words matter' is a free resource that can help you make a positive difference. Learn more: tinyurl.com/ourwordsmatter

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

#Ausmedia reporting on cases involving suspected suicide are reminded to refer to Mindframe guidance which recommends avoiding the use of sensationalist language and images, and to avoid using the term ‘suicide’ in headlines. Read more: bit.ly/4gZoNRi

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Examples include:
- Removing all details about method, including details of new or unusual suicide methods.
- Removing images or footage that include method or public location.
- Ensuring Mindframe guidance is applied to all elements including still images, videos, art, icons, social media posts or URLs.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 10/09/2026

#News and #media content that provides accurate, balanced and informative coverage of mental health concerns and #suicide can play a vital role in increasing help-seeking and help-offering. Access our free quick reference guide to help reduce #stigma: bit.ly/3KbtN5c

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Quick reference guide for reducing stigma in the media.
This quick reference guide has been created in partnership with SANE to assist media and public communication professionals in understanding stigma, its impact and ways to ensure their stories help reduce stigma associated with mental health concerns, mental illness and suicide.
Mindframe.org.au
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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 09/09/2026

Anyone communicating publicly about eating disorders, body image or weight-related issues during Body Image and Eating Disorders Awareness Week should refer to Mindframe's free resources designed to assist safe, non-stigmatising communication. Access it all here: bit.ly/4gDVfK8 #BIEDAW

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 03/09/2026

#Ausmedia preparing stories for #WorldSuicidePreventionDay next week (10 September) are reminded to refer to Mindframe guidelines including our free resources designed to support safe story-telling by people with a lived and living experience. Learn more: bit.ly/4qVCVQb

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Sharing our stories: How journalists and other media can support people to share their experiences of suicide.
Guidelines and accompanying video designed to support journalists and others in media and communications roles to safely and respectfully work with people who have a lived and living experience of suicide when sharing their stories.
Access these free resources via the link in the post.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 02/09/2026

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Tips for media reporting on child and youth suicide.

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Tip number one.
Share stories about how young people survive, live with and manage thoughts of suicide to promote hope and encourage others to seek help.

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Tip number 2.
Young people have powerful messages to share and are uniquely positioned to discuss suicide in ways that are relevant and useful for their peers. They can provide unique insights into youth suicide prevention.

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Tip number 3.
Media should take care to ensure that young people are well-informed, can provide informed consent, and are supported throughout the process.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 01/09/2026

📆 Training opportunity tomorrow! The language & images we use when publicly discussing suicide and mental health concerns can promote greater community understanding while encouraging both help-seeking and help-offering. Register now and help make a positive difference: bit.ly/463IAKn

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Mindframe.
Free Mindframe online training.

Wednesday, 2 September, 1-2pm (AEST).
This free session covers the Mindframe guidelines for public communication about suicide and mental health concerns, and includes a Q&A with Everymind team members.

An Everymind program.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 24/08/2026

The way we communicate about eating disorders can have positive or negative impacts on those with a lived and living experience. Everymind now offers free self-guided online training that can help you make a positive difference. Access the training here: bit.ly/4wLo246

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Self-Guided Mindframe Training: Safe Communication About
Eating Disorders.
A course designed to help you think more critically about the language and images you use when discussing eating disorders, so your communication is accurate, respectful, and less likely to cause unintended harm or reinforce stigma.
Register and start the course now via the link in the post.
Everymind. Mindframe.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 20/08/2026

#Ausmedia professionals now have access to a new quick reference guide assisting safe reporting of stories involving the death of a celebrity by suicide. Access tips and advice in this free new resource: bit.ly/4w88PK8

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Mindframe.
A guide for reporting when a celebrity dies by suicide.
The way the stories involving the death of a celebrity by suicide are reported can influence community wellbeing.
This new guide provides practical, evidence-informed steps to assist media professionals in reducing harm and promoting help-seeking.

An Everymind program.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 18/08/2026

#Ausmedia reporting on Hayden Panettiere are again reminded to refer to Mindframe guidelines for safe reporting and to include contact details for services such as the National Alcohol and Other Drugs Hotline. Access the free Mindframe guidelines: bit.ly/4ggRcSG

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 17/08/2026

#Ausmedia reporting on the death of Hayden Panettiere are also urged to include contact details for support organisations such as Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia (PANDA) panda.org.au and/or alcohol and other drugs support services.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 17/08/2026

#Ausmedia reporting on Hayden Panettiere are reminded to avoid speculation about cause of death, and consider appropriate guidelines when detailing her experiences with postpartum depression and AOD use. Access the free Mindframe guidelines for safe reporting: mindframe.org.au/guidelines

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The suite of Mindframe national guidelines has been developed to support safe and accurate media reporting, portrayal and communication about suicide, mental health concerns, alcohol and other drugs (...

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 14/08/2026

Media and others communicating publicly about suicide now have access to a free new Mindframe quick reference guide on the inclusion of content advice and warnings when reporting on or portraying issues related to suicide. Read more and download this new resource: bit.ly/3PeM8Vf

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Mindframe.
Quick reference guide for inclusion of content warnings and advice.
Content advice can provide people the opportunity to make an informed decision about whether to watch, read or listen to suicide-related content.
Download this free guide with tips and advice about where, when and how to include content warnings and advice.
An Everymind program.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 12/08/2026

The images used when reporting on suicide, mental health concerns, disordered eating, & the use of alcohol & other drugs can frame public attitudes and reduce stigma. Access free guidelines for image use & our royalty-free image database: bit.ly/3BT8BgR

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Text reads: Images matter: Mindframe guidelines for image use.
Free photo library and resources supporting use of images in public communications about mental health concerns, suicide, and alcohol and other drugs, to minimise harm, stigma and discrimination.
Mindframeimages.org.au

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 10/08/2026

Inaccurate & simplistic reporting/public discussion about medically assisted weight loss can increase misinformation, stigma, disordered eating behaviour and promote harmful stereotypes. Learn more in this free Mindframe guide: bit.ly/49TOoIO

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Quick reference guide for communicating about medically assisted weight loss.
This resource provides guidance for discussing medically assisted weight loss in ways that prioritise safety, rely on credible evidence, and reflect community insights.
The guide covers any public communication about weight reduction approaches that are prescribed by a qualified and accredited medical professional.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 07/08/2026

As TheMHS Conference concludes in Sydney today, presenters and delegates are urged to refer to our handy quick reference guide assisting safe, sensitive communication about mental health concerns in public forums. Get free, quick access here: bit.ly/4fZDamS

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Mindframe.
Quick reference guide for conferences and events.
When planning conference sessions, developing content, and engaging in discussions related to mental health concerns, refer to this guide for advice on choosing language and images that present experiences, data and research in an inclusive and sensitive way.

An Everymind program.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 06/08/2026

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 04/08/2026

When social media posts about a #suicide death include factors such the method or location of the suicide, there is an increased risk of individuals taking similar action. This resource guides #Ausmedia and others in communicating safely about suicide on social media platforms: bit.ly/3EzhzEb

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Social media: Quick reference guide for communicating safely about suicide.
This free resource aims to assist media and communication professionals to make informed choices when moderating and managing social media. It includes advice on:
- Developing a social media policy.
- Taking action on harmful content.
- Including help-seeking information.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 03/08/2026

#Ausmedia professionals are reminded to refer to Mindframe's free guide featuring practical advice to support safe, sensitive communication about child and youth #suicide. Access the resource here: bit.ly/4lg4SxQ

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Text reads: Mindframe - A guide for reporting on child and youth suicide.
Sharing stories of young people who have navigated suicidal thoughts or survived a suicide attempt, with an emphasis on what has been helpful for them, provides knowledge and hope for other young people who may be going through a challenging experience.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 30/07/2026

#Ausmedia reporting stories involving suicide are reminded to refer to Mindframe guidelines designed to support safe communication. Key guidance includes avoiding publishing details, including images, of method and location. Learn more: mindframe.org.au

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Tips for safer public communication about suicide.

Mindframe. An Everymind program.

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Tip number 1.
Use language that is non-stigmatising and does not suggest suicide is a desired outcome.

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Tip number 2.
Avoid details (including images) about method and location of a suicide attempt or death, including new or unusual methods.

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Tip number 3.
Encourage help-seeking and help-offering by providing the details of at least two 24/7 appropriate sources of support.
This helps remind people who may be impacted that help is available.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 28/07/2026

#Ausmedia professionals have access to a guide featuring advice to support sensitive, respectful and safe communication about #suicide and mental health concerns in #LGBTIQA+ communities. Access this free resource: bit.ly/3ZCxucr

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A guide for reporting on suicide and mental health concerns in LGBTIQA+ communities.
This quick reference guide has been developed to support safe and sensitive public communication about suicide and mental health concerns in lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and bodily diverse (LGBTIQA+) communities.
Visit mindframe.org.au

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 21/07/2026

#Ausmedia professionals are reminded to refer to Mindframe guidelines for reporting and portrayal of eating disorders when covering these issues. Free guidelines and tips like the one below: bit.ly/4yvNvAP

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Consider the language you use around eating disorders.

Negative example.
An anorexic; bulimic; binge eater.
Positive example.
A person with a lived experience of an eating disorder; a person with a diagnosis of bulimia' they are accessing treatment for anorexia.

Mindframe. An Everymind program.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 20/07/2026

Sharing personal stories about suicide can be powerful. But it needs to be done with care. Access free tips and advice, resources, videos and a workbook that can help you make a positive difference 👉 bit.ly/4efPL4q

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Our stories matter: Sharing lived and living experiences of suicide publicly.
Co-created with people who have a lived and living experience of suicide, these new resources are designed to assist safe and impactful sharing of personal stories.
Learn more at: mindframe.org.au/our-stories-matter

Everymind. Mindframe.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 15/07/2026

The images used when reporting on suicide, mental health concerns, disordered eating, and the use of alcohol & other drugs can frame public attitudes and reduce stigma. Access free guidelines for image use & a royalty-free image database: bit.ly/3BT8BgR

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Images matter: Mindframe guidelines for image use.

Free photo library and resources supporting use of images in public communications about mental health concerns, suicide, and alcohol and other drugs (AOD) to minimise harm, stigma and discrimination.

Mindframeimages.org.au

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 14/07/2026

This free Mindframe guide, developed in partnership with The Centre of Best Practice in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Suicide Prevention, empowers journalists to deliver stories that are safe for First Nations interviewees, communities, & media audiences. Access it here: bit.ly/46GwJ6z

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Tips for media reporting on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander suicide.

Everymind. Mindframe.

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Tip #1
Take time to talk with a community spokesperson. They can let you know who you should be talking with, and provide cultural guidance.

Everymind. Mindframe.

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Tip #2.
Allow time for the interview so people don't feel rushed.
A yarning approach may work best, and can take more time than a more formal interview.

Everymind. Mindframe.

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Access this free resource in full via the posted link above.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 10/07/2026

Our next free Mindframe online training session is approaching fast. The words & images we use when communicating publicly about suicide & mental health concerns can make a positive difference in reducing stigma. Register now to secure your place: bit.ly/4gq4bDb

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Mindframe online training.
Thursday, 6 August - 1:00pm-2pm (AEST).
This free session covers the Mindframe guidelines for public communication about suicide and mental health concerns, and includes a Q&A with Everymind team members.
Mindframe.
An Everymind program.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 09/07/2026

Some common language used around mental health concerns can cause shame & stigma, reinforce myths, and lessen the likelihood of help-seeking & support. The words we choose matter. Access free resources, including more helpful tips like the one below: tinyurl.com/ourwordsmatter

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Consider the language you use around mental health concerns.
Non-preferred terms: Victim, suffering, afflicted.
Preferred terms: A person 'supported for', 'treated for', or 'someone experiencing mental health concerns'.

Mindframe.
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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 07/07/2026

#Ausmedia professionals are reminded to refer to Mindframe's quick reference guide featuring practical advice to support safe, sensitive communication about child and youth #suicide. Access this free resource here: bit.ly/4lg4SxQ

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Mindframe - A guide for reporting on child and youth suicide.
Sharing stories of young people who have navigated suicidal thoughts or survived a suicide attempt, with an emphasis on what has been helpful for them, provides knowledge and hope for other young people who may be going through a challenging experience.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 06/07/2026

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 02/07/2026

Responsible communication about bodies at all weights, shapes and sizes involves being aware of complexities and bringing nuance to the discussion. This free resource provides guidance to help reduce stigma and harm to individuals. Learn more: bit.ly/3XcWzZt

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Quick reference guide for reducing weight stigma.
Stigmatising media portrayals of people of higher or lower weights can contribute to distress, prompt or worsen disordered eating behaviours or mental health concerns, and prevent help-seeking.
By communicating respectfully, we can help to change the stigma that is commonly held in society.

Mindframe.org.au
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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 30/06/2026

#Ausmedia covering complex mental illness in the context of violence and crime are urged to avoid using or repeating quotes containing stigmatising language or terms. Access more free tips like the ones below, along with free guidelines and resources: bit.ly/42eO3K4

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Communicating about severe mental illness in the context of violence and crime.

Everymind. Mindframe.

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Fact number 1.
Most people with mental illness are not violent and most people who are violent do not have a mental illness. Only 4% of violence is associated with severe mental illness.

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Fact number 2.
When people with mental illness are violent, there are often other factors involved that may better explain their actions (e.g. ineffective/lack of treatment, substance use, and criminal history).

Everymind. Mindframe.

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Fact number 3.
Personal, relationship, community and societal factors all contribute to a person's risk of perpetrating violence, regardless of whether they have a mental illness.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 29/06/2026

#Ausmedia and others communicating publicly about #suicide and mental health concerns have free access to our directory of experts who can provide valuable context on these issues from a range of perspectives. Visit: bit.ly/3NBKZDA

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 25/06/2026

The language we use to communicate about mental health concerns, #suicide and alcohol & other drugs has the power to reduce stigma and encourage help-seeking. Our words matter is a free resource that can help you make a positive difference. Learn more: mindframe.org.au/our-stories-matter

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Our stories matter: Sharing lived and Living experiences of suicide publicly.
Co-created with people who have a lived and living experience of suicide, these new resources are designed to assist safe and impactful public sharing of personal stories.
Learn more at: Mindframe.org.au/our-stories-matter

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 19/06/2026

#Ausmedia and anyone communicating publicly about suicide, including those who may be choosing to share their own lived experience stories, are urged to refer to Mindframe guidelines and other resources designed to aid safe communication. Learn more: mindframe.org.au

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 17/06/2026

Our next free Mindframe online training session is on in just two weeks. The words & images we use when communicating publicly about suicide & mental health concerns can make a real difference in reducing stigma. Register now, secure your place and be part of a positive change: bit.ly/4vU81sL

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Mindframe online training.
Wednesday, 1 July - 1:00pm-2pm (AEST).
This free session covers the Mindframe guidelines for public communication about suicide and mental health concerns, and includes a Q&A with Everymind team members.

Mindframe.
An Everymind program.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 16/06/2026

Media and others communicating publicly about #suicide now have access to a free new Mindframe quick reference guide on the inclusion of content advice and warnings when reporting on or portraying issues related to suicide. Read and download here: bit.ly/3PeM8Vf

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Quick reference guide for inclusion of content warnings and advice.
Content advice can provide people the opportunity to make an informed decision about whether to watch, read or listen to suicide-related content.
Download this free guide with tips and advice about where, when and how to include content warnings and advice.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 15/06/2026

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Quick reference guide for reducing stigma in the media.
This quick reference guide has been created in partnership by Everymind and SANE to assist media and public communication professionals in understanding stigma, its impact, and ways to ensure their stories help reduce stigma associated with mental health concerns, mental illness and suicide.
Visit: mindframe.org.au

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 11/06/2026

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Use language that is non-stigmatising and does not suggest suicide is a desired outcome.

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Avoid details (including images) about the method or location of a suicide attempt or death, including new or unusual methods.

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Encourage help-seeking and help-offering by providing the details of at least two 24/7 appropriate sources of support.
This helps remind people who may be impacted that help is available.

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 10/06/2026

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Mindframe @mindframemedia.bsky.social · 03/06/2026

#Ausmedia professionals now have access to a new guide featuring advice to support sensitive, respectful and safe communication about #suicide and mental health concerns in #LGBTIQA+ communities. Access this free resource: bit.ly/3ZCxucr

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