Mental health problems are established early in life.

50% by the age of 14.

75% by the age of 24.

It’s time to be proactive.

‘Wellbeing Education’ is key.

Let’s help people remain free.

Inspiring Change.

  • Get involved

  • Be afraid

  • Embrace discomfort

  • Uncover our innate resilience

This unique Omina Mind & SOC adventure concept, took 12 novices on a seven day, unsupported snow shoe Arctic Expedition which raised a mind blowing £65,000 for charity. For If it works, It’s right the mission resonates with the campaign goals and the reason for getting involved is personal! Check out BBC articles and Podcasts. Look out for more Expedition Limitless adventures.

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Fresh Perspectives.

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  • Simplify

  • Accept

  • Adapt

  • Achieve.

Resilience is NOT the ability to run through brick walls.

Resilience is the capacity to bounce back or adapt in difficult circumstances.

Educate. Empower. Enjoy.


“Learning from our mistakes in life is very powerful, however, sometimes it is unnecessary”

We cannot control each individuals life situation, however, we can proactively interject awareness within schools which can help youth experience healthy, sustainable ways to;

  • acknowledge emotion

  • develop communication

  • understand human needs

  • break habitual tendencies

  • encourage open conversation

  • understand and reduce stress

  • fulfil potential and achieve goals

  • maintain a purpose and direction

  • understand environmental needs

  • process unhelpful thought patterns

  • overcome self doubt and overthinking

  • build meaningful relationships and connections

  • build resilience in the face of inevitable challenges in life.

A huge step in the right direction.

Following a presentation to Members of Tynwald, the Suicide Prevention Strategy has been approved. Congratulations to all those involved to help make this happen. Now it is time to work togather, roll up our sleeves and create the action plans.

Wellbeing is a goal every person strives for life. We are not born with mental health issues, anxiety or general feelings of unease, they develop as we grow older. We can help future generations learn how to enjoy life, realise their innate resilience, fulfil their potential and collectively improve Wellbeing in society. This is what society needs right now.


‘Kayak for Cam’ IOM lap raises £13,000 for Charity!

The support was amazing, thank you!

Andy, Matt, George & Karl in Peel. Image YourMovieCrew

Read the ‘why?’ behind the challenge.

Click here to listen to Manx Radio interview or watch the video as we arrive on Peel bay to finish the 115km, 20 hour speed paddle, Kayaking around the Isle of Man. Prep included rowing marathons. The team had to paddling against flood tides and choppy east coast conditions. Supporter shouted encouragement from coastlines to keep us going until the end. A playlist was hacked to include ‘Baby Shark, De Du Du’! on the water. A follower crashed a push bike into a hedge while attempting to track us! We had drone footage recording the start and finish. Seals and dolphins guided us in on home straight! A huge £1300 for superb local mental health charities Quing, Isle Listen and Cruse Bereavement Care! We did Cam proud. Thank you!!

Your cash went to fantastic organisations on the frontline who help people re-kindle a sense of purpose and enjoyment in their lives.