14/12/2025
At ANSA Health, we stand with all Australians at this sad time after yesterday's tragedy at Bondi Beach.
Moments like this can stir a wide range of emotions — shock, sadness, anger, fear, or a deep sense of unease. For many, it may also bring up personal memories or concerns for loved ones and community safety. All of these reactions are normal human responses to distressing events.
If today feels heavy, a few simple actions can help steady your nervous system:
*Consider limiting or turning off the news for a while — staying informed is essential, but constant exposure can amplify distress
*Ground yourself in routine — eat regularly, move your body, and prioritise rest
*Reach out to someone you trust and talk things through rather than holding it alone
*Focus on what is within your control — kindness, inclusion, and looking out for one another
We believe strongly in the power of community, compassion, and respectful dialogue. Supporting one another’s well-being is essential to a healthier, safer society for everyone. If you or your team need support, professional help is available — and reaching out is a sign of strength, not weakness.
Our thoughts are with all those affected, and we have clinicians available to help if you need support: https://online.katina.com.au/public/waitlist/bb9a6460-cd09-4ab8-abb8-43586e5d8840
If you need immediate support, please call Lifeline on 131 114 or visit their website for support: https://www.lifeline.org.au/
Your team at ANSA Health.
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