INTERMISSION - EMPOWERING THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY
Unlock your full potential and prioritise your mental wellbeing with INTERMISSION, Entertainment Assist's flagship mental health and wellbeing program designed exclusively for the entertainment industry. Whether you're a performer, technician, producer, or agent, INTERMISSION offers practical tools and strategies to navigate the unique stressors of our industry. Discover better mental health literacy, effective self-care techniques, peer support networks, and resources tailored to your needs. Experience the transformative power of INTERMISSION and join the movement towards a healthier, more resilient entertainment industry. Click here to learn more and embark on your journey to enhanced wellbeing and success.
The mental health of entertainment workers is at risk. Prevent the curtain from falling. book your intermission mental health training today.
building resilience for entertainment industry workers
The entertainment industry is known for its unpredictability. From actors auditioning for countless roles to crew members adapting to ever-changing production demands, resilience becomes a vital asset. It's more than just bouncing back from setbacks; it's about thriving in an industry that can be as tough as it is rewarding.
Experience a transformative discussion with Will Centurion from Entertainment Assist on bolstering resilience within the entertainment industry.
Discover valuable insights in the video below.
GOOD MENTAL HEALTH MEANS BEING ABLE TO PARTICIPATE IN LIFE, BEING CONFIDENT AND HAVING SELF-ESTEEM.
With good mental health we can enjoy being around other people and our environment, fully explore our skills and creativity.
Good mental health supports resilience and relationships.
While the arts and entertainment sector brings an enormous amount of joy to Australians, recent research has identified that performers, technicians and other support workers experience an unusually high incidence of depression, anxiety and other aspects of mental distress that are also leading to high rates of suicide.
Entertainment Assist is dedicated to raising awareness about mental health in the Australian entertainment industry by commissioning research, for workplace and educational transformation and identifying support pathways for those in distress.
chairman’s report 2023 - David Mann AM KSJ
I’m pleased to be able to table my Annual Report for Entertainment Assist for the last 12 months, which has certainly been a very challenging time, but a very positive time for our organisation. We are not over the consequences of the pandemic in all areas but are moving forward with optimism and renewed strength of purpose, regarding how we want to run the organisation, where we would like to expand, and celebrate our achievements. Read more here.