The two day program gives participants an in depth understanding of the Struggle Well philosophy and the principles of Posttraumatic Growth.

Intended audiences include:

  • Executive leadership, managers and supervisors of Military units and First Responder organisations.
  • Audience sizes are from 10 to 30 people.

The two day program will enable your organisation to:

  • Engage in a range of interactive exercises designed to explore your perspectives on struggle and the ways in which you can transform struggle into strength across your organisation.
  • Meaningfully integrate notions of Struggle Well into your workplace culture, as well as the professional and personal lives of those in the organisation.
  • Enhance the capacity of your organisation to deal with a range of real world challenges.

Need more information? 

The Struggle Well program is delivered exclusively in Australia by Frontline Mental Health Alliance Limited. Contact the Alliance at adam@fmhalliance.org to register your interest or find out more.

Feedback from a previous participant:

Struggle Well should be mandatory. Outstanding in every way.

What our clients say

Real impact, real results

The facilitators were amazing. I didn't expect that level of depth in this session. The story from Matt with his policing career hit home with me particularly as I'm an ex civilian police officer too.

Workshop Participant

This presentation was more relatable and good to hear from ex-serving police as opposed to mental health facilitators with a clinical background.

Workshop Participant

Workshop delivered by people who have defence/policing experiences makes it easier to relate to situations.

Workshop Participant

All up it was one of the best mental health workshops I've attended.

Workshop Participant

A lot more content and knowledge and not just a tick in the box. Personal experiences helped show how self care strategies have assisted with mental health issues.

Workshop Participant

Excellent workshop for defence personnel. Instructors were incredibly knowledgeable about the mental health topic.

Workshop Participant