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Mind Maze - Finding a Way Through Together

An interactive workshop exploring how pressure,

communication and support affect the way we think, feel and work.​

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  1. Make your way through the maze from start to finish.

  2. Complete the electronic entry form when your finished

  3. Submit your entry to go into the draw for a buy one, get

       one free offer for our November Prevention Workshop,

       valued at $495

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As you go: Notice how you respond to wrong turns, uncertainty

and help from others. What might this tell you about how you

navigate challenges at work?

 

​​Connect → Strengthen → Protect​​

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The Mind Maze

- WHS Expo 2026 ICC

  1. Tyre from Car - This workplace is running at full speed, but how long before the wheels give out?

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  1. Tangled ball of Wool - Everyone is pulling in a different direction.

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  1. Broken Umbrella - When the pressure arrives, who provides cover?

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  1. Puppet with Strings - I'm responsible for the results, but someone else controls every move.

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  1. Two-faced Mask - The words sound respectful, but the behaviour tells another story.

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  1. Microphone with tape over it - I can see the problem, but I don't feel safe enough to speak.

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  1. Empty Chair - Someone is missing - but did anyone notice before they left?

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  1. Wobbly stack of blocks - One more task and everything may fall.

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9. Constantly changing signs or arrows - The destination keeps changing, but nobody has explained why.

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  1. Locked first-aid box - The help exists, but can people reach it when they need it?

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The Mind Maze

Thank You, Betty — Creativity with Heart 💗

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At Our Minds at Work, we’re grateful to Betty for the time, care and creativity she has put into making props for our WHS Expo activities. Her contribution has helped bring our ideas to life and create opportunities for meaningful conversations about workplace mental health.

 

Betty generously shares her crafting skills to support others, creating personalised items that bring joy and connection. Her contribution reminds us how much talent exists within our communities, and what can happen when people have opportunities to use their strengths.

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Thank you, Betty, for sharing your talent and helping us make a difference. Your kindness and creativity are truly valued.

 

With appreciation,
Michelle, Karen and Our Minds at Work

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