Before Blue: A mental health coaching program to get you from stress to strength
Before Blue is an early intervention mental health program designed specifically for employees like you.
Available to employees of participating organisations aged 18+, this program provides the tools and support you need to manage stress, build resilience, and enhance your overall mental wellbeing.


of participants were satisfied or highly satisfied with the program
people felt better after completing the program
people would recommend the program to others
said they were more engaged at work
How can Before Blue help you?
- Manage Work and Life Stress: Learn effective strategies to handle workplace and life pressures.
- Improve Work-Life Balance: Develop skills to better juggle your professional and personal life.
- Build Resilience: Strengthen your ability to bounce back from challenges.
- Prevent Burnout: Learn to recognise and address signs of burnout before things stack up.
Is Before Blue right for you?
Feeling overwhelmed or stressed
- Looking to improve your mental wellbeing
- Wanting to build resilience and coping skills
- Seeking support before issues stack up
And much more. If you’re unsure if the program is right for you, call us on (03 9810 6100) to have a chat with a coach or submit the enquiry form below and we’ll be in touch.
If you’re in crisis, Before Blue may not be right for you. For other support options, talk to your GP or visit Get mental health support.
Before Blue (NewAccess) participant
Check Availability
Before Blue is offered through your employer. Check your company's intranet or speak with HR to confirm your access.
Sign Up
Follow the provided instructions to register for the program or submit your interest in the form below.
Meet Your Coach
Select your preferred mental health coach and begin your journey to better mental wellbeing.
How Before Blue mental health coaching works — Initial session
At the first session with your coach, you will:
- complete questionnaires
- talk through your challenges - choosing one or two issues to focus on
- develop a problem statement - defining exactly what the issues are
- create a plan based on your needs - including practical actions to tackle the issues
- start coaching.
Your coach will then talk to you about booking follow up sessions to work through the program and monitor progress.
If you need different support than what Before Blue can offer, your coach will help you find a more appropriate service.
Five weekly sessions — up to 30 minutes
Your coach will give you practical activities to complete between sessions.
At the final session, your coach will help decide whether you need to seek more support. Around 30% of people who complete Before Blue may need more support. This could include talking to a GP or seeing a psychologist.
Online and phone delivery for convenience
The participant can complete the program remotely from anywhere in Australia by video call or phone. Sessions can be booked between Monday to Friday 8am to 8pm (AEST). The program is closed on public holidays.
Measurable results
At each session, you will review your progress with your coach to see how you’re tracking. 7 out of 10 people who participate in Before Blue report a significant reduction in symptoms of anxiety and depression.
Before Blue (NewAccess) participant
Need assistance?
If you're an employee of a participating organisation and have a question about the program or would like to find out more before registering, visit our FAQs page or call us on (03) 9810 6100 to have a chat with a coach.
Alternatively, submit the form below and we'll be in touch!
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