Join the mindfulness movement

Society is changing, and pain along with it - so it’s no surprise we need new ways to look after ourselves. While we used to knock off at the end of each day, now we’re always on. We spend hours sitting and we find it tough to get to sleep. There seems to be so much to worry about, especially at the moment. It’s made space for pain to become a regular part of our lives, affecting our emotions as well as our bodies.

How Aussies are feeling

As part of our approach to Rethinking Care, we wanted to know how we could create new and better ways to support people, right now when they need it most. So we asked Aussies how they’re feeling. What they’ve been going through.
And how they’re adapting.

51% of people feel more stressed and find it hard to switch off

1 in 3 people are afraid to take sick leave

87% of people aren’t practicing mindfulness

Learn more about what Aussies had to say

Read the full report

After learning how Australians felt, we teamed up with Smiling Mind to unlock more mindfulness resources for all Australians.

Who is Smiling Mind?

Smiling Mind is a not-for-profit that’s helping future generations be happier and healthier through the practice of mindfulness meditation – a proactive approach to maintaining positive mental health.

Mindfulness movement

Looking after your mental wellbeing

Life moves at a cracking pace and often the first thing that gets left behind is care. Mindfulness is a practise that can really make a difference, which is why we teamed up with Smiling Mind. Some of the benefits include lowered stress levels, improved sleep, and learning how to better manage your emotions. However, we know that starting a mindfulness journey can seem a bit intimidating, so below are some great articles to help you on your way.