The Bunyarra Effect: Recent Episodes
Bunyarra Counselling
The Bunyarra Effect aims to create conversation with social influencers and game changers in the field of health and wellbeing. It is the aim of this podcast to create awareness within the public of social barriers and come together to generate ideas to over come these.
During this episode Michael interviews and talks to Deborah Leech from Tasmania. Deb has over 3 decades of working experience with infancy and mental wellbeing.
During this episode Deb brings her wealth of knowledge on the topic to the public, to provide an insight into the challenges of infant wellbeing and the choices to make it a much greater strength.
In this episode Michael meets with and speaks to a young passionate journalist with the South Burnett region, known as Amy.
Amy speaks with the Bunyarra Effect about some of the challenges she has faced as a university student, moving to the country and working in the world of journalism.
It was great chatting with Amy, and she was very kind to provide an insight into multiple topics.
During this episode, I have the opportunity to talk with South Burnett CTC Domestic Violence program team leader, Julie Allen.
Julie and i discuss some of the challenges that Domestic Violence presents within the community, and the barriers it implements into peoples lives.
I question Julie about her thoughts for change, and how we as a society should tackle Domestic and Family Violence.
Julie is certainly a wealth of knowledge and provides great insight into one of societies great ongoing challenges.
If you are affected by, or know someone affected by Domestic and Family Violence and are seeking support, please reach out to your nearest Domestic Violence Support Agency
During this episode, I talk with my colleague Naz about the new mental health programs we are implementing across the region. We discuss the benefits, the challenges, and most of all our hopes for change.