
Deadly Thinking
About the program
Deadly Thinking is a social, emotional well-being and suicide prevention program specifically designed by and for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
Deadly Thinking workshops encourage you to stay strong and connected to culture and country. Explore ways to promote social and emotional well-being for you, your family and your mob.


For Individuals
Deadly Thinking workshops address social and emotional well-being issues in a safe and culturally appropriate way.
Participants will have an opportunity to yarn about their experiences and learn more about different aspects of social and emotional well-being. Learn more by downloading the Deadly Thinking Program brochure.
Participants receive a Deadly Thinking training workbook, passport to mental health and certificate of attendance.
To find out when the next Deadly Thinking workshop is being held in your area, contact us.
For Communities
Deadly Thinking workshops address social and emotional well-being issues in a safe and culturally appropriate way.
Participants will have an opportunity to yarn about their experiences and learn more about different aspects of social and emotional well-being. Learn more by downloading the Deadly Thinking Program brochure.
Deadly Thinking workshops are delivered for small groups between 10-20 people. Presenters will guide the group through the workshop material, encouraging group participation and activities. Participants receive a Deadly Thinking training workbook, passport to mental health and certificate of attendance.
You can bring Deadly Thinking to your community by contacting us.

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Get more info about the Deadly Thinking program.

Deadly Thinking Youth
About the program
Deadly Thinking Youth is an opportunity for young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to yarn about a whole lot of stuff that affects them.
Evolved from the adult Deadly Thinking program, Deadly Thinking Youth is presented in a way that is sensitive and safe for a younger audience aged between 12 and 20 years old.


For Young People
Deadly Thinking Youth workshops offer a safe and culturally appropriate environment for young people to yarn about their troubles and learn how to feel strong in body, mind, and spirit.
Learn more by downloading the Deadly Thinking Program brochure.
Participants receive a Deadly Thinking Youth training workbook, passport to mental health and certificate of attendance.
To find out when the next Deadly Thinking Youth workshop is being held in your area, contact us.
For Schools & Organisations
Deadly Thinking Youth workshops offer a safe and culturally appropriate environment for students and young people to yarn about their troubles and learn how to feel strong in body, mind, and spirit.
Learn more by downloading the Deadly Thinking Program brochure.
Deadly Thinking Youth allows for an adaptable, group-based delivery, suitable for school environments and community health organisations.
Workshops can be delivered either as a single day workshop, 2 half day workshops or as individual units that are delivered over a number of days or weeks. Participants receive a Deadly Thinking Youth training workbook, passport to mental health and certificate of attendance.
You can bring Deadly Thinking Youth to your school or organisation by contacting us.

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Get more info about the Deadly Thinking Youth program.
Become a presenter
Presenters are key to delivering Deadly Thinking across Australia.
Deadly Thinking Presenters have good knowledge of mental health and well-being, experience in teaching and facilitating groups, and passion for supporting social and emotional well-being in their community.
Rural and Remote Mental Health will train and accredit eligible individuals to deliver Deadly Thinking and Deadly Thinking Youth workshops.