Impact
The impact we’re making together
Case Studies
Explore a collection of in-depth case studies that reveal how mental health training made the difference in so many different industries.
Testimonials
Delve into research studies that unveil the power of our training. Explore the data-driven proof of how Opening Minds makes a difference.

I have been able to be a more supportive friend and feel more confident having open and honest conversations about my own mental health with those around me. My hope is the training can do the same for you.

I truly believe I’ve saved more lives in my five years as a trainer for TWMFR than in my 20 years as a firefighter.

When you’re talking to a young person about their experiences, it’s not about you. By the time you’re an adult, you’ve overcome hardship and learned copingstrategies along the way. The same isn’t necessarily true of youth. You have to be able to listen without minimizing their experiences or comparing them to your own.
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Testimonials
Hear from individuals whose lives and workplaces have been transformed by our mental health training. Opening Minds makes a real difference.
Evidence
“The results demonstrate that MHFA increases participants’ knowledge regarding mental health, decreases their negative attitudes, and increases supportive behaviours toward individuals with mental health problems.”
Evidence
“This study evaluates the effectiveness of providing the Mental Health First Aid training program to student affairs staff. The objective of the training was to…
Evidence
“Contact-based education has the capacity to reduce prejudicial attitudes and improve social acceptance of people with a mental illness across various target groups and sectors.”