Imperfectly Perfect Campaign’s International Workshops & Programming

For so many people, feeling hopeful about what the future holds is vital to maintaining their Mental Health. This is one of the reasons the pandemic has been...

For so many people, feeling hopeful about what the future holds is vital to maintaining their Mental Health. This is one of the reasons the pandemic has been so disruptive to so many people’s wellbeing and towards work-forces worldwide. The Imperfectly Perfect Campaign noticed that not only the school system but also the workplace system had and continues to be impacted on the wellbeing of all individuals, so we initiated our International Workshop Series with leading Mental Health & Wellbeing Professionals to change, not just the school systems but the organisations approach in how they look at mental health and wellbeing for their employees.

To find out more about these workshops simply contact us at info@imperfectlyperfectcampaign.org and one of our team will get back to you with our information packs.

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Have you listened to the ImperfectlyPerfect Podcast yet? Such an incredible line up for this month inc several episodes just released. So many amazing influe...

Have you listened to the ImperfectlyPerfect Podcast yet?

So many amazing influential public figures across all sectors around the world getting behind the @imperfectlyperfectcampaign global efforts. 

One commonality between everyone - they all have a story! 

They are all huge advocates towards changing the conversation around mental health and letting people know it’s ok to reach out for help. 

You can find the ImperfectlyPerfect Podcast via @spotify. Simply subscribe to keep up to date on all the latest episodes and to see who is coming up.

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'The Enemy Within' - Joe Williams Tew.

Listen to this episode from ImperfectlyPerfect Podcast on Spotify. In 2012, Joe Williams found himself sitting in a Dubbo psychiatric unit, faced with a choice. The former NRL player and professional boxer had just attempted suicide. "Joe you're lucky to be alive," his doctor said.

The former NRL player and professional boxer had just attempted suicide.

"Joe you're lucky to be alive," his doctor said.

"You've got a second chance at life now, what are you going to do with it?"

In the years prior, Williams had managed to kick his addictions to illicit drugs and alcohol. But he had fallen into a destructive pattern of prescription drug use, and was struggling with his recently-diagnosed bipolar disorder.

Williams says that day in Dubbo was one step in an ongoing journey to self-knowledge and recovery, but it marked a turning point.

"It was in that moment, I said to myself … 'I am so thankful to be alive, and every day I get to open my eyes, I'm going to treat that as a gift'," he said....

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Episode 22 - What a truly inspirational story Joe has and I feel so honoured for him sharing it with not only myself but on the imperfectly perfect campaign. Overcoming adversity, working through his emotional struggles and finding out what worked for him is the ultimate inspiration and to further move forward and help others - such a selfless act of pure humanity and kindness.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/13e7e4IOoe2D8BqgwqZcCJ