Phynix Initiative

Mental health can be considered to sit along a continuum. Everyone is positioned somewhere on the mental health continuum and an individual’s position will shift throughout their life (or even throughout one day) depending on a range of factors such as their life experiences, biology, access to services and coping skills.

It is normal to have ups and downs and shift along the continuum from time to time. For example, someone might feel really stressed out when a big project is approaching its deadline or when starting a new job. This is not a sign of clinical anxiety, but a one-off, reasonable reaction to the situation they are facing. The stress resolves when the situation has resolved.

Phynix Initiative offers a range of evidenced-based recovery-focused services for individuals experiencing mental health problems, for people who support others experiencing mental health problems and for leaders who want to improve the mental wellbeing and culture of their teams and organisations.

If you are ready to reach out, you want to feel better or you want to make a difference, book a free Ember of Hope call to discuss how we can be of service to you.