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Trademutt: Making an invisible issue impossible to ignore
In our first official episode podcasters Jesse and Piper chat with Ed Ross co-founder of TradeMutt and TIACS.
Ed is a down-to-earth country boy originally from Longreach and together with his mate Dan he created Trademutt a social impact workwear brand, by tradies for tradies.
Trademutt’s funky and eye-catching shirts are designed to start conversations about mental health, helping to make an invisible issue impossible to ignore.
We chat to Ed about the barriers that country kids and families face when it comes to mental health, normalizing conversations around mental health, seeking support, and what it’s like working with your best mate. Ed shares some wisdom about taking better care of mental health and what advice he would give to his younger self.
Just a heads up, episodes in this podcast discuss mental health issues and suicide; if you or someone you know is in crisis, please call Lifeline on 13 11 14, Kids Helpline on 1800 55 1800 or the Suicide Call-back service on 1300 659 467.
Alternatively, you can talk about support available with your doctor or local rural mental health coordinator (RAMHP) www.ramhp.com.au
Links
If you enjoyed our chat with Ed, you might be interested in this article from when Ed Ross and Dan Allen visited one of our local towns of Wee Waa.
Article by our local paper the Narrabri Courier. Read here
If you are interested in checking out Trademutt’s range of work wear or hear more about what they do visit https://trademutt.com/
Ed and Dan also host their own podcast you can listen here
Find them on socials @trademutt
TIACS - This Is A Conversation Starter (TIACS) is the name of the not-for-profit mental health support service funded by TradeMutt. TIACS is a text and call service providing access to mental health clinicians in a free and easy to use way, helping to remove the physical and financial barriers that prevent so many Australians from reaching out for help when they need it. Get in contact with the TIACS team on 0488 846 988 or visit their website at www.tiacs.org/
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By Narrabri YouthIn our first official episode podcasters Jesse and Piper chat with Ed Ross co-founder of TradeMutt and TIACS.
Ed is a down-to-earth country boy originally from Longreach and together with his mate Dan he created Trademutt a social impact workwear brand, by tradies for tradies.
Trademutt’s funky and eye-catching shirts are designed to start conversations about mental health, helping to make an invisible issue impossible to ignore.
We chat to Ed about the barriers that country kids and families face when it comes to mental health, normalizing conversations around mental health, seeking support, and what it’s like working with your best mate. Ed shares some wisdom about taking better care of mental health and what advice he would give to his younger self.
Just a heads up, episodes in this podcast discuss mental health issues and suicide; if you or someone you know is in crisis, please call Lifeline on 13 11 14, Kids Helpline on 1800 55 1800 or the Suicide Call-back service on 1300 659 467.
Alternatively, you can talk about support available with your doctor or local rural mental health coordinator (RAMHP) www.ramhp.com.au
Links
If you enjoyed our chat with Ed, you might be interested in this article from when Ed Ross and Dan Allen visited one of our local towns of Wee Waa.
Article by our local paper the Narrabri Courier. Read here
If you are interested in checking out Trademutt’s range of work wear or hear more about what they do visit https://trademutt.com/
Ed and Dan also host their own podcast you can listen here
Find them on socials @trademutt
TIACS - This Is A Conversation Starter (TIACS) is the name of the not-for-profit mental health support service funded by TradeMutt. TIACS is a text and call service providing access to mental health clinicians in a free and easy to use way, helping to remove the physical and financial barriers that prevent so many Australians from reaching out for help when they need it. Get in contact with the TIACS team on 0488 846 988 or visit their website at www.tiacs.org/
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.