ALT Social media tile. Background image shows a person using a laptop computer. Text reads: 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.

ALT Social media tile. Image shows a woman recording a podcast using a mic and laptop. Text reads: 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 Mindframe. An Everymind program.

ALT Social media tile. Background image depicts a man and woman sitting down outside talking. Text reads: Mindframe. Communicating safely about suicide and self-harm data. This guide has been developed to support safe and accurate reporting on data related to suicide and self harm. The way that suicide data is reported on can affect those who have been impacted by suicide in our community. An Everymind program.

ALT Social media tile. Text reads: Consider the impact of news reports on mental illness and crime. Avoid attributing mental illness to someone purely because their actions are shocking or seem inexplicable. Everymind. Mindframe.

ALT Social media tile. Text reads: Consider the impact of news reports on mental illness and crime. Avoid speculating about the mental health status or history or a person featured in a story. Everymind. Mindframe.

ALT Social media tile. Text reads: Consider the impact of news reports on mental illness and crime. Rely on authoritative sources (e.g. police reports, mental health professionals) when reporting on a person’s mental health status. Everymind. Mindframe.

ALT Social media tile with a purple background. The tile features a quote. Text reads: "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.

ALT Mindframe. Mindframe for culturally and linguistically diverse broadcasters. Resources designed to help community broadcasters talk about mental health, mental health concerns or suicide in ways that promote suicide prevention, and encourage help-seeking and help-offering in their communities. Learn more at: bit.ly/MindframeForCaldBroadcasters An Everymind program.

ALT Social media tile. Background image depicts two men standing and having a conversation in a farm paddock. One leans on a fence post, the other is wearing a wide-brimmed hat. Accompanying 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 (AOD) to minimise harm, stigma and discrimination. Mindframeimages.org.au Mindframe. An Everymind program.

ALT Social media tile. Text reads: 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. An Everymind Program.

ALT Social media tile. Text reads: Communicating about severe mental illness in the context of violence and crime. Everymind. Mindframe.

ALT Social media tile. Text reads: 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. Everymind. Mindframe.

ALT Social media tile. Text reads: 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.

ALT Social media tile. Text reads: 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. Everymind. Mindframe.

ALT Social media tile. Background images shows a man and woman walking together on a path by a beach drinking coffee. 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 Mindframe. An Everymind program.

ALT Social media tile. Background image shows a person using a laptop computer. Text reads: 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.

ALT Social media tile. Image shows a woman using a laptop computer while making notes in a notebook with a pen. Tile text reads: 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.

ALT Social media tile. Background image of a young woman kicking a ball in a youth soccer game. 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.

ALT Image shows the Mindframe support card listing a number of alcohol and other drug support services, along with a list of other organisations that can offer general support for those experiencing distress. 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