Mental Health Programs & Events for Creatives
Support Act delivers practical, interactive, and industry-specific training designed for creative workplaces.
Through our workshops and training, we equip creative workplaces with the skills, language and confidence to support psychosocial health, prevent harm, and build cultures where people can actually thrive.
Flexible, practical training designed for the realities of creative work.
Here's what we offer
REWIRE: Understanding mental health basics at work
An introduction to mental health, self-care and support, showcasing stats and content relevant to your creative industry (eg screen, the visual arts, performing arts etc).
SPEAK-UP SAFELY: Active bystander intervention when witness to harassment & discrimination
An interactive, trauma-aware program that empowers creative workers to intervene safely when witnessing harassment, discrimination or bullying in a workplace setting.
CREATIVE MINDS: wellbeing for creative work
This workshop helps creatives build practical strategies to manage mental health, strengthen creative thinking, expand self-awareness and support more purposeful productivity.
Self-paced courses available on demand
Mental Health First Aid Training
Comprehensive, nationally accredited training for individuals and teams teaching people how to effectively recognise and respond to mental health issues.
Recognise and Respond – suicide prevention
Prevention education program teaching how to recognise when someone is thinking about suicide and how to connect them with help and support.
MONEY MOVES: Financial wellbeing & money management 101
A self-paced online eLearning program providing easy-to-follow tips and practical advice on tax, super, saving and money management, created in collaboration with the accountants at Generate.
Support Act can bring training programs and workshops to your workplace.Â
Creative Industry Hub for free, public events – attend live and in person, or online.
The serious stuff
This means our primary purpose is to relieve distress, hardship and suffering, and to support people who are experiencing, or are at risk of, significant vulnerability.
Our PBI status reflects our commitment to delivering programs that provide genuine public benefit, are responsibly governed, and remain focused on supporting those who need help most across the music and creative industries.
Our programs are proudly supported by Creative Workplaces
