Instructor Profile

Peta is an active spokesperson for Roses in the Ocean, Suicide Prevention Australia and The Gidget Foundation. She is a regular guest presenter on ABC Radio and has shared her experience of living with anxiety, depression and perinatal anxiety as well as surviving a suicide attempt with national media. Peta is an experienced and skilled facilitator who creates a fun, engaging and interactive learning environment.

Peta has presented at national mental health and suicide prevention conferences and has contributed to the development of suicide prevention projects and initiatives with the Black Dog Institute and Everymind in Newcastle, NSW. She also works as a consultant and trainer with workplaces and organisations to assist them to develop better individual and team workplace wellbeing strategies as well as improving their communication skills and workplace self-care initiatives. Peta is currently working on a project with the Queensland Mental Health Commission to encourage individuals to engage with mental health and alcohol and other drugs services.

As a former high school teacher, she decided to become a Mental Health First Aid instructor to share vital knowledge and skills that anyone in the community can learn and use to help someone experiencing a mental health problem. Peta believes the course is useful for everyone as it reinforces that we all have a role to play in the mental health of others in our community and workplaces.

If you join Peta on one of her courses expect to feel valued, supported and to have a good laugh.

You can view and book a spot on one of Peta's upcoming courses via the sticky tickets website: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/frommetoyouconsulting/events?page=1