A sneak peek behind the scenes watching Tim Davies from Clare Media beautifully capture our latest 'Help Seeking' Video series. He had a wonderful way of making everyone feel comfortable and relaxed while capturing some pretty personal and powerful stories. These videos wouldn’t have been what they were without Tim’s eye, patience and ability to just quietly get on with it. Thanks Tim for the beautiful footage and for surviving the flies! Check out more about Clare Media: clare.media

“That first phone call can change your world overnight.” After enduring drought, divorce and the loss of his father, Peterborough pastoralist Michael found himself carrying more than he could manage alone. What helped wasn't having all the answers, it was reaching out and having someone to talk to. Today, Michael's message to others is simple: "Don't get stuck in your own head. There are people out there, and asking for help could be the first step to getting your life back on track." To view all Help Seeking Videos, check out Weather it together: weatherittogether.org.au/sto… #WeatherItTogether #AskForHelp #FarmerWellbeing #ifarmwell

"We spend so much time maintaining our machinery that we forget to maintain ourselves." After losing her father and navigating life's transitions, Yorke Peninsula grain grower Leanne Pridham found herself looking for answers. One appointment with a psychologist didn't solve everything, but it gave her something she still remembers today: relief. Her message to others is simple: "You don't have to do this alone." To view all the Help Seeking videos check out Weather it together: weatherittogether.org.au/sto… #WeatherItTogether #AskForHelp #FarmerWellbeing #ifarmwell

“Ninety per cent of the work is just starting the conversation.” As a rural GP, Dr Justin speaks with farmers every day who are carrying more than they let on. Often it's not until the conversation starts that the real challenges emerge. His message is simple: you don't need to have all the answers before asking for help. Sometimes all you need to say is, "I'm struggling." Check out all the help seeking videos via weatherittogether.org.au/sto… #WeatherItTogether #AskForHelp #FarmerWellbeing #ifarmwell

“I woke up one morning in a panic and couldn’t get out of bed.” For South East farmer Ashley, years of business pressures, family health challenges and personal loss had slowly built up until he realised something needed to change. Ashley reached out to his local GP, spoke with friends and sought professional support. Today, he says one of the biggest lessons he’s learned is that he can only control himself and that looking after his own wellbeing has made him a better husband, father, farmer and friend. His message to other farmers is simple: If things don’t feel right, it’s okay to ask for help. #WeatherItTogether #AskForHelp #FarmerWellbeing #ifarmwell

Me and three of my Loxton mates on our morning @fat_farmers walk to Heaven Lookout. This living in town gig isn't a bad thing sometimes. #wellbeingmatters #weatherittogether

"The first phone call can change your world overnight." Michael knows how easy it is to get stuck in your own head. He also knows that asking for help can be the first step towards getting your life back on track. You don't have to do it alone. Watch Michael's full story here: weatherittogether.org.au/sto… #WeatherItTogether #ifarmwell #AskForHelp

It's been an exciting first half of the year at ifarmwell and we're excited to share some of what we have been working on! Check out the latest newsletter here: bit.ly/3S3pbWq #FarmerWellbeing #proudtobeafarmer #WatheritTogether #AskForHelp #ifarmwell

"Sometimes life stirs everything up and the water gets cloudy." For Leanne, talking to a psychologist helped the mud settle and gave her the tools to see clearly again. You don't have to have all the answers. You just have to take the first step. Ask for help. Watch Leanne's full story here: weatherittogether.org.au/sto… #WeatherItTogether #AskForHelp #ifarmwell @LeannePridham

"You don't have to have it all figured out." Dr Justin Gladman's advice is simple: if you're struggling, start the conversation. Asking for help isn't a sign of weakness, it's the first step towards getting back to your old self. "Watch Dr Justin Gladman's full story here: weatherittogether.org.au/sto… #WeatherItTogether #ifarmwell #AskForHelp

"It will give you your life back." That's Gillian's message after seeking help for postnatal depression while living remotely on a cattle station. One appointment. One conversation. One step. Ask for help. Watch Gillian's full story here: weatherittogether.org.au/sto… @stationmum101 #WeatherItTogether #ifarmwell #AskForHelp

Talking about mental health isn't always easy in farming communities, but a new video series from ifarmwell and the #WeatherItTogether campaign is helping change that. Featuring South Australian farmers sharing their own experiences of asking for help, the series highlights how taking that first step towards support made a lasting difference in their lives. Check out the media release here: adelaide.edu.au/about/news/2…

"I woke up one morning in a panic and just shut down." Ashley thought he had to carry everything on his own. He didn't. One conversation was the start of a different path. It's okay to ask for help. Watch Ashley's full story here: weatherittogether.org.au/sto… #WeatherItTogether #FarmerWellbeing #ifarmwell #AskForHelp

Tomorrow (Thursday 9/7/26), we’ll share the first of five new #WeatherItTogether reels featuring farmers who have sought professional mental health support and are willing to talk about it publicly. These stories have taken courage to tell. When the reels are released, please get around those involved- give them a like or leave a comment, and help show that farming communities value good mental health and each other. 💚 Together, we can help break down stigma and make it easier for more people to realise that seeking professional help is a really smart thing to do for yourself, your family, your business and your community. Whatever the season, we can #WeatherItTogether #AskForHelp #ifarmwell