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The Health Yarn Episode 3: Headspace

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Indigenous Health
November 14, 2023
Prepare for an inspiring and insightful episode of The Health Yarn radio show on 3KND as we welcome two leading voices in youth mental health: Jacara Egan and Karinda Eggington from Headspace, one of Australia’s premier mental health organisation for young people.  

Hosted by Erica ‘Gypsy’ Higgins, this episode dives into the critical issues surrounding Indigenous youth mental health and wellbeing, offering a wealth of advice, resources, and support. 

Jacara Egan and Karinda Eggington bring their extensive experience and deep understanding of the unique challenges faced by Indigenous youth. They explore the mental health concerns that disproportionately affect young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, shedding light on the cultural, social, and environmental factors that contribute to these issues. 

Throughout the conversation, Jacara and Karinda emphasise the importance of culturally safe and responsive mental health services. They discuss how Headspace is working to provide accessible and effective support tailored to the needs of Indigenous communities, helping young people navigate the complexities of mental health with confidence and care. 

Listen to the full episode below or via the 3knd soundcloud. 

Listeners will gain valuable insights into the resources available through Headspace, including counseling, peer support, and community programs. The episode also highlights the importance of early intervention and community involvement in promoting mental wellbeing among Indigenous youth. 

This episode of 3KND’s radio show is a crucial resource for anyone invested in the mental health of young people, especially within Indigenous communities. Whether you’re a young person, a parent, or a community member, you’ll find practical advice and inspiring stories that underscore the power of culturally informed care. 

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