Technology and ongoing guidance to

Help you Run Safe, Effective Mental Health First Aid
and Peer Support Programs.

“ByMindSide has helped us analyse important Peer Support Program data as a key input for executive reporting and decision-making”

Helping peer supporters feel seen and peer support programs thrive.

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Steve Wickham, Head of Wellness,
Department of Fire & Emergency Services.

More organisations are using Mental Health First Aid and peer support programs to help support their staff and encourage more conversations about workplace challenges and mental health.

Without the right guidance, continuous development, and evaluation, these programs may be ineffective and potentially even harmful to both the supporter and the people they support.

A data-informed approach is fundamental to measure program effectiveness and ensure Mental Health First Aiders and peer supporters continue to develop their skills. Not just when they are trained, but all year round.

Why does data matter?

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Prevent burnout: Don’t pour from an empty cup

Mental Health First Aiders and peer supporters, like all individuals, need to prioritise their own wellbeing in order to effectively support others.

Using data science, our technology and services proactively assist organisations and their supporters by:

  • Identifying potential burnout

  • Helping role model healthy behaviours

  • Assisting with maintaining boundaries

  • Encouraging personal and professional growth

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Looking for tips on how to set up a sustainable and effective workplace peer support program?

Download our free Peer Support Guide.

Keep your Mental Health First Aid program strong all year round.

Three service options for continuous help.
Because the training is just the start, the important stuff comes next.

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Our Impact

50% of profits are donated.

toward providing mental health training for people in community and not-for-profit organisations.

If you're a community leader or work in a not-for-profit and want to learn more, get in touch.

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