26/11/2025
Gratitude is something I practice everyday for my mental health and wellbeing.
Today I have much to be grateful for.
Firstly, to the fire brigades and their members who selflessly give their time to protect us. Today running a Mental Health First Aid course in Corowa the power went out and the fire alerts and evacuation messages were coming thick and fast
on all our devices. Participants left the training to respond, get to their properties and businesses that were under threat, and support others in the line of this fire.
Secondly, to a lifelong friend and their family who received news that was better than they expected.
The adrenaline used and resulting fatigue and exhaustion these moments create can have many consequences. In these moments, the love and support of our communities should be noted and a moment taken to thank and be grateful for all we have and the people around us.
So, thank you to those people that keep us safe, support us and hopefully they too are supported in their rest and recovery from these big moments.