back to LearnIf you’ve ever felt the pressure to be a “perfect” parent, you’re not alone and you’re not meant to do it all on your own. This webinar explores how to release that pressure, lean on your village, and use connection as your superpower in a way that feels simple, realistic and achievable.
How to Raise Mentally Fit Kids with Gotcha4Life Founder, Gus Worland, and CEO Belinda Elworthy, offers an honest, practical conversation about building your child’s mental fitness, without pressure or perfection.
In this webinar, you will:
- Hear Gus Worland talk about mental fitness, parenting and what he's learned along the way.
- Learn how connection in everyday moments supports your child's mental fitness.
- Walk away with a few simple ideas to build your child's emotional muscles, without pressure, perfection, or having all the answers.
This conversation offers a clear understanding of how to let go of unrealistic expectations, lean on your own village, and use connection as your superpower without making it feel complicated.
Gus Worland is the founder of Gotcha4Life, driven by a deeply personal loss and mission to end suicide by building mental fitness. Known for his authentic, relatable style, Gus gets people talking openly about what really matters by breaking down stigma with honesty, humour and heart. Through his storytelling, media work and Gotcha4Life’s nationwide programs, Gus empowers individuals, families and communities to connect, support one another, and never worry alone.
Her warm, empowering style has made her a trusted voice for children, parents and educators, inspiring people of all ages to cultivate the awareness, confidence and connection needed to thrive.
Please note: This webinar is intended for general information purposes only. It’s not a substitute for professional advice. Gotcha4Life does not offer counselling or crisis support.
If you have concerns about your wellbeing, please speak with your GP or a qualified health professional. You can also explore a range of free, trusted supports and information at gotcha4life.org/help-resources
