THIS IS ME:
MENTAL HEALTH

An important discussion about something that affects so many of us. Women from all walks of life, have shared their mental health journey.

MENTAL HEALTH 

Lucy Moores

“I had to accept my new reality and actually realise it is ok to be sad and grieve the person I once was.”

MENTAL HEALTH 

Erika Geraerts

“We want to change the face of the beauty industry, not the face of girls.”

MENTAL HEALTH 

Jesse Kotov

“I’ve always felt like ‘the patient.’ I didn’t feel like I had grown up like my peers did.”

MENTAL HEALTH 

Jasmine Alexa Gescheit

“I do not want to be defined by my past, not that is saddens me anymore, but because I know I am a different person now.”

MENTAL HEALTH 

Beth Cousens

“It’s taken me a long to time recognise the strength and resilience that’s always existed in me.”

MENTAL HEALTH 

Kasey Todd

“Acceptance is a beautiful thing.”

MENTAL HEALTH 

Anna Sotiropoulos

“I think I try so hard to be okay for everyone else that I let my own health slip away from me.”

MENTAL HEALTH 

Aleia Jayne Scott

“I became overwhelmed with anxiety and depression and felt about ending my life every day for about a month.”

MENTAL HEALTH 

Tanya Lee

“Don’t let people make you feel like you’re not enough because self-worth comes from within.”

MENTAL HEALTH

Rochelle Mace

“The shame and guilt left when I realised I was no different from anyone else.”

MENTAL HEALTH 

Fenella McCall

“I guess you could say I am lucky to be alive.”

MENTAL HEALTH 

Anya Mustard

“Learning that with change comes opportunity has been one of my largest realisations.”

MENTAL HEALTH 

Zerin Hassan

“Living with mental health is scary, it’s lonely, it’s sad. I never know which mood I am going to be in each day.”

MENTAL HEALTH 

Sam Bonnor 

“Falling pregnant with my first baby saved me from my own destructive mind.”

MENTAL HEALTH 

Phebe Dutton

“Do I give up when life gets difficult?”

MENTAL HEALTH 

Precious Pieper

“I realised as early as my teens that ups and downs are apart of life and to accept them for what they are.”

MENTAL HEALTH 

Andie Towner

“I think the biggest thing was no one fought my battles for me.”