Stigma Doesn’t Live Here: Stories of Mental Health Resilience Felix’s Story

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Meet Felix

Felix lights up when people smile at him. Because when they’re happy, he’s happy. Diagnosed with autism at three, Felix’s parents adapted to his unique needs, building a life filled with love and support. Now living in the Barossa Valley, he’s thriving, cruising around their property in his buggy and enjoying the views.

After facing challenging experiences with previous support workers and struggling with self-harm to cope, Felix now has a great team and a loving, safe home as his parents ensure sure he’s set for the future.

Whether he’s bowling, out in the community, or enjoying his routines, Felix is happiest when he’s surrounded by positivity.

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About Stigma Doesn’t Live Here

“Stigma Doesn’t Live Here: Stories of Mental Health Resilience” is a powerful five-part docuseries that shines a light on the lived experiences of Australians with mental illness. Told through their own words, these short films explore the strength, resilience, and value these individuals bring to their communities. In an effort to challenge stigma and promote greater understanding, each story offers a deeply personal perspective on navigating mental health challenges.

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