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Issue 2

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Close up of State Theatre Curtain - image by Mark Gambino

What happens when I call the Support Act Wellbeing Helpline?

This is why artists need access to free mental health support

NAIDOC 2020 Photo Kathy Chambers

Paths to wellbeing for BIPOC artists

NAIDOC 2020 Photo Kathy Chambers

Always Was, Always Will Be – Celebrating Vic NAIDOC week

Deadly tips to stress less

Music stands

‘How Fascinating!’ as a response to the unexpected

Dominoes

Financial wellbeing in times of uncertainty

The Masque Co

The Masque Co: Supporting the Arts Wellbeing Collective

Close up of sign

The only time to read the comments

Tour Well cake

Celebrating the first birthday of Tour Well

Asia pop fest at Sidney Myer Music Bowl image by Mark Gambino

Reflections researching Festival Well

Planning for wellbeing at the 2019 Mudfest Festival

Theatre Network Australia this is how we do it

Taking action for cultural safety

Fun Run image by Bryony Jackson

Healthy bodies, healthy minds: Spotlight on managing flawless fascinators and wonderful wigs

Close up of tech equipment backstage

Getting our (collective) confidence back

The generosity of a shining star

Signage backstage at Arts Centre Melbourne

The practice of pausing

I tested out these new meditations for performance energy

Mantra

Sharing the real behind the highlight reel

Post it notes on a wall

Design thinking for performance thriving

Fun Run image by Bryony Jackson

Healthy bodies, healthy minds: Spotlight on hormonal effects on bone health

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