Independent access
People can open the service directly without explaining a personal concern to a manager, administrator or program coordinator.
For organisations
My Mind Is Ok complements existing workplace and community support by providing practical tools employees and members can access independently, without disclosing personal entries to the sponsoring organisation.
Organisation-sponsored access
Provide employees, clients or community members with direct access to self-guided tools that complement existing employee assistance, primary care and specialist services. Use is voluntary and personal entries remain outside the sponsoring organisation.
People can open the service directly without explaining a personal concern to a manager, administrator or program coordinator.
Individual check-ins, journal entries and tool selections are not made available to the sponsoring organisation.
Emergency and crisis information clearly directs users to 000, Lifeline and appropriate professional care.
Responsive layouts, keyboard support, reduced-motion handling and plain language support use across common devices and working environments.
The platform is presented as educational self-management support and is not represented as employer-provided therapy or clinical treatment.
Partnership discussions cover eligibility, access, onboarding communications, privacy responsibilities, accessibility and support contacts before launch.
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