Talk More Together was founded with a simple yet powerful vision: to create a world where open conversations about mental health are not just encouraged but embraced. Inspired by lived experiences and a passion for change, we focus on bridging the gap between education, workplaces, and mental well-being. Through our resources, workshops, and advocacy, we aim to empower individuals to build resilience, cultivate connection, and thrive in supportive environments. At the heart of our story is a belief that when we talk more, we understand better and together, we can make a lasting impact.
At Talk More Together, we offer workshops, resources, and tailored support to promote mental well-being in education and workplaces. Our services focus on building resilience, strengthening connections, and creating environments where open conversations about mental health can thrive.
Amelia Shipton, founder of Talk More Together, is an innovative leader in mental health advocacy. With a First-Class Master’s of Research focused on mental health in higher education and the workplace, Amelia witnessed the devastating impact mental health struggles can have on young people, which inspired her mission. Driven by a passion to bridge the gap, she created Talk More Together to empower individuals, inspire resilience, and nurture kinder, more supportive environments. Her goal is to transform how we approach mental well-being, making it accessible, open, and a priority for all.
Amelia is a mental health researcher, actor, and CEO of Talk More Together, a platform dedicated to creating meaningful dialogue on mental health within education and corporate spaces. With a Master’s of Research with distinction, Amelia’s work focuses on mental health support in higher education, specifically exploring early intervention and suicide prevention strategies.
As founder of Talk More Together, Amelia is committed to building a community grounded in resilience, inclusivity, and the power of creative approaches to mental health. She is passionate about empowering individuals to speak openly about mental health, while also advocating for chronic illness and neurodiversity.
Amelia also volunteers with Shout, offering crisis support, and continues to be a vocal advocate for change and understanding in mental health, education, and the workplace.
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