Endless Possibilities

Simple Solutions in a Complex World

Need of the Hour

Our aim is to help people and organizations with our consultancy and technological services so that they can easily access information, mentoring, and interventions for their mental wellbeing support that can be suited according to their needs and comfort level. Our lived experience in such conditions empowered us to understand deeper context and encouraged us to pay back to the community. It enriches our lives as well as brings innovation towards the solution of this suffering. Minimizing gaps in this care with technology and people is the motto for us.

“Don’t let your struggle become your identity.” – Unknown

Proactive Intervention

Our actions as an individual have great consequences for the people in our lives. It’s up to us to navigate and act with utmost care and reverence to increase the relationship strength and empower the delicate intangible things at play. A careful nudge at the proper time goes a long way for shaping up future prospects. The key for us will be to reduce the burden of disease, and therefore the overall cost on society. There is a huge economic benefit of early intervention that demonstrates a return on investment of between 2 and 6 times the cost of action. A right remediation mindset and proactive intervention would give a greater chance to make the journey more enjoyable and wholesome.

The Gap

There is a significant gap in Australian mental health care reported by Black Dog Institute and it is estimated that over 50% of Australians with mental illness do not receive treatment. This is reflected in the estimated annual economic cost of mental illness and suicide of around $180 billion (even prior to COVID-19), including reduced diminished health and life expectancy but excluding further costs of stigma and lower social participation. To decrease the gap the only way is increasing the use of digital technology with empathetic innovation. With the right settings, there is strong demand for the accessibility and convenience of non-traditional forms of care.

Join Us. Join the Movement.

Something about us which creates our uniqueness and speciality is how we value innovation and understand how wellbeing is the foundation of any business and as a matter of fact is the ultimate business. We are open and involved with new cultures, trends and innovation from the world and share an artistic solution from our knowledge and experiences. “When you are inspired by some great purpose, some extraordinary project, all your thoughts break their bonds: Your mind transcends limitations, your consciousness expands in every direction, and you find yourself in a new, great and wonderful world. Dormant forces, faculties and talents become alive and you discover yourself to be a greater person by far than you ever dreamed yourself to be.” – Patañjali

Small Footprint. Big Impact.

We create an intersection between creativity and humanity.

Businesses receive an average return on investment of $2.30 for every $1 they invest in effective workplace mental health strategies, making investing in mental health a win-win situation for employers and employees.

We Will Win

Mental pain is less dramatic than physical pain, but it is more
common and also harder to bear. It is easier to say ‘My
tooth is aching’ than to say ‘My heart is broken.’ – C.S. Lewis.

Some simple tips to enhance wellbeing can be – increase meaningful relationships, having a strong sense of identity, healthy eating, active lifestyle, get some tools like meditation, hobbies which you love to lower stress level. We can provide the necessary tool to build this positive ecosystem around you and your organisations.

Some Facts

Mental health issues are estimated to cost the Australian economy up to $60 billion annually in health care, lost productivity, and many other direct and indirect costs.

Suicide continues to be the leading cause of death for young Australians.

Over 75% of mental health problems occur before the age of 25.

Young people who live outside capital cities appear to be particularly at risk of suicide.

Men are far less likely to seek help for mental health conditions than women.