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Ever feel something you just can't put into words?

That fuzzy, unclear headspace? That’s Blurry. Running on empty? That’s Drainium. When life throws everything at you at once? Clusterwhelm.

We’ve created names for the emotions you’ve been feeling but couldn’t describe and paired each one with targeted exercises to help you work through them.

Because when you can name what you’re feeling, you can start to understand it. And when you understand it, you can start to build mental fitness.

New emotions need a new way to build mental fitness

Drainium

Drainium

Running on emotions with nothing left in the tank? Build yourself back up with “Overcoming barriers.”

Clusterwhelm

Clusterwhelm

Life throwing everything at you and don’t know where to start? Take the first step with “Good start for bad days.”

Brainfetti

Brainfetti

Mind tangled up with information? Cut through the noise with “Thought traffic check.”

Blurry

Blurry

Feeling like your thoughts are fuzzy and unclear? Find a bit of clarity with “Make space for your thoughts.”

Meh-ified

Meh-ified

Enthusiasm left the building and forgot to say goodbye? Find your spark with “Choosing to connect.”

What would you like to work on today?

Join over 102,000 people* who visit the Mental Fitness Gym

*Unique visits recorded since the Mental Fitness Gym's launch in October 2023

Some of our favourites

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Neale Whitaker
Gotcha4Life Ambassador, Interior Design Expert, TV Host, and Writer
We've all had those moments where the last thing we want to do is open up. This exercise helps me quiet that inner voice telling me to keep my struggles to myself, and shows me that being vulnerable is one of the strongest things we can do.
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Jed
Gotcha4Life Friend
The 21 Days of Mental Fitness Workout taught me the importance of small daily habits when trying to improve your mental health. I adopted the workout of a quick journalling exercise when I wake up and before bed, which fits seamlessly into my routine and sets me up to feel clearer and more focused each day.
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Maggie Dent
Author, Educator, & Parenting & Resilience Specialist
When parents come to me, I introduce them to the concept of an 'emotional barometer.' It's all about finding those simple, everyday practices that help keep our emotional levels steady and prevent us from reaching a tipping point.
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Gus Worland
Gotcha4Life Founder
Loneliness is tough, and we've all been there. But reaching out to your village – the people you love and adore – makes a huge difference. Whether things are good or a bit rough, staying connected is one of the best ways to keep your mental fitness strong. Get started with this workout.
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Jess
Gotcha4Life Friend
The Gotcha Garden Gnome Meditation is my personal favourite for when I've really been struggling. I love knowing that it's there and accessible at any time, from anywhere. It's quick, and the visualisations pull me out of anxiety and overwhelm.
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START MEDITATING
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Mundanara Bayles
Managing Director BlackCard & Founder, BlakCast Podcast Network
True connection starts with deep listening; Dadirri teaches us that in silence, we find strength to support ourselves and those around us.
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