Nicole is a consultant currently working with the Nossal Institute for Global Health, University of Melbourne in the broad fields of international development, health and education. She has over 25 years experience with Victoria Police in the areas of gender based violence and mental health. 

Fred has worked in both the areas of public and community training for more than 30 years. He has a wealth of experience as both a counsellor and as a face to face mediator in cases of high conflict often involving mental health issues.

For over 25 years Jackie has been involved in the health area, with training experience in a wide variety of industries including, University lecturing,emergency management, sports medicine, health promotion, road safety and "physical" first aid.

Chris is an engaging presenter who will keep your participants informed, entertained, and engaged whilst tackling issues involving emotional wellness, mental health awareness and suicide prevention in a safe and supported way. An Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) Master Trainer and has been delivering both safeTALK and suicide TALK for over 10 years.

Stacey is a strong advocate for educating others about mental health issues and being part of the solution to removing the stigma. Her passion and desire to create change was strengthened throughout her life with lived experiences involving mental health within her family, friendships, relationships and work environment.

Deon is a a husband, father of 4, proud Aboriginal man, ex-footy player, wanna-be podcaster & a Men's Mental Health Advocate. An Indigenous mentor supporting young Indigenous men and women.

Joel is an accredited instructor in Mental Health First Aid, and is also studying to become a social worker in mental health. Joel brings together his personal story, experiences, humour, compassion, and training, to help bring more heart to an often-hard world.