Sue Willis
"Did you know that people with mental illness experience stigma and discrimination in almost every aspect of their lives? A recent ABS survey estimated 45% of Australians in the age range of 16-85 will experience a mental health issue in their lifetime. My vision is to destigmatise mental health so you can talk openly and honestly about it, just like the common cold ... because it is so common!"
Sue has delivered training in communication skills for over 25 years. In 2000, she was diagnosed with panic/anxiety disorder. With professional intervention and support from her family and friends, she continues to run her successful consulting business.
An award winning speaker, Sue has delivered hundreds of training programs throughout Australia and overseas in public speaking, communication and customer service for private and public sector agencies.
Sue is an engaging presenter. With her personal experience of managing her panic/anxiety disorder as well as her accreditation as a Mental Health First Aid instructor, she can change attitudes and help to destigmatise mental health issues in the workplace and society.
"Did you know that people with mental illness experience stigma and discrimination in almost every aspect of their lives? A recent ABS survey estimated 45% of Australians in the age range of 16-85 will experience a mental health issue in their lifetime. My vision is to destigmatise mental health so you can talk openly and honestly about it, just like the common cold ... because it is so common!"
Sue has delivered training in communication skills for over 25 years. In 2000, she was diagnosed with panic/anxiety disorder. With professional intervention and support from her family and friends, she continues to run her successful consulting business.
An award winning speaker, Sue has delivered hundreds of training programs throughout Australia and overseas in public speaking, communication and customer service for private and public sector agencies.
Sue is an engaging presenter. With her personal experience of managing her panic/anxiety disorder as well as her accreditation as a Mental Health First Aid instructor, she can change attitudes and help to destigmatise mental health issues in the workplace and society.
