Corey
This is to certify that has completed the Talk the Talk Workshop
and has learned the practical techniquest to help support farmers and their families with mental health and wellbeing.
Talk the Talk Workshop - Warrnambool
Wednesday 25 June 2025
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) two hours
David Stafford
Ann-Marie Byrne

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Corey

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Credential Verification

Issue date: July 18, 2025

ID: 4fb2c875-d2d3-41e1-94f0-ed2d7b8dfd7d

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Finwell Support T/A Rural Financial Counselling Service Victoria West

RFCS Victoria West offers free, independent financial counselling and wellbeing support to farmers and small businesses. We help you navigate challenges, access support, and plan ahead—building resilience and confidence in rural communities.

Type

Certification

Level

Introductory

Format

Offline

Duration

2 hours

Price

Free

Description

Talk the Talk is a practical, interactive workshop developed by RFCS Victoria West to equip rural service providers, suppliers, and community members with the skills and confidence to support others experiencing mental health challenges.

Designed specifically for those working in agriculture and regional communities, the 2–3 hour session focuses on:

Awareness – Understanding mental health in farming communities, and recognising who farmers are most likely to confide in

Observation – Identifying early signs that someone may be struggling

Communication Skills – Learning what to say, how to say it, and how to start meaningful conversations

Crisis Support – Knowing what to do if someone is in immediate danger or needs urgent help

Grief & Loss – Understanding emotional responses to crisis, change, and uncertainty

Protective Factors – Building community connection and practical ways to check in and provide support

Talk the Talk is delivered by RFCS Vic West’s qualified wellbeing team who understand the unique challenges of rural life. The session is suitable for agronomists, vets, contractors, field officers, bankers, health providers, and anyone who interacts with farmers and regional residents.

By improving confidence and communication around mental health, Talk the Talk helps create stronger, more connected communities.

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