Testimonials
Real Stories, Real Impact
You’re not alone in facing life’s challenges. The stories on this page are proof that reaching out for support can make all the difference. From truck drivers and apprentices to farmers and tradespeople, these individuals share their personal journeys of struggle, resilience, and transformation through TIACS.
Their courage to take that first step led to life-changing support and it can for you too. Watch their testimonials and discover how a simple call or text can be the start of something better. TIACS is here for you, free, confidential, and ready to listen.
Maxi - Apprentice, QLD
Maxi, a young apprentice, shares his powerful journey of loss and resilience. After losing his father, he felt lost and overwhelmed but took a brave step to reach out to TIACS. Talking to someone who understood changed everything.
“It literally costs you nothing, so why not give it a go?” Watch his inspiring story and see how seeking support can truly make a difference.
Stacey - Truck Driver, WA
Meet Stacey, a truck driver from WA who faced one of his toughest battles, his mental health. Life on the road took its toll, but when Stacey hit his lowest point, he made the brave decision to reach out to TIACS.
In this heartfelt video, he shares his journey from despair to hope, proving that seeking help is a true sign of strength. Watch his inspiring story and see how support can turn things around.
Alistair - Truck Driver, QLD
Being a truckie isn’t just a job it’s a lifestyle, with its own unique challenges. Alistair knows this well, from long hours and isolation to missing precious family moments.
Reflecting on a time he needed support but didn’t know where to turn, he now highlights how vital it is to have someone to talk to when life gets tough.
Tim - Farmer, SA
Tim, a farmer from South Australia, faced immense challenges—relationship struggles, financial pressures, and the weight of it all. In his darkest moments, he made a life-changing decision. After reading his message 40 times, he finally hit send, realising he was the priority.
Today, Tim calls his life a “bonus life,” filled with renewed joy and purpose. His story is a powerful reminder of the strength it takes to ask for help.
Helen - Apprentice, QLD
Meet Helen, a third-year electrical apprentice who took a vital step for her mental health after a simple conversation in a café.
Reaching out to TIACS gave her the support she needed to navigate challenges and keep moving forward. Her story is a powerful reminder that you don’t have to face tough moments alone.
Richard - Electrician, QLD
Richard, a sparky, found himself at one of the lowest points in his life. With those closest to him facing their own struggles, he felt alone. That’s when he turned to TIACS, a place he could lean on when everything felt overwhelming.
“They actually give a shit, they actually care,” Richard says. Richard is living proof of the power of support and understanding. His story reminds us that no one has to face tough times alone, help is just a text or call away.
Ready to Take the First Step? We're Here for You.
Whether you’re facing tough times or just need someone to talk to, TIACS is here to help. Our free, confidential counselling services are available to all tradies, truckies, farmers, and blue-collar workers across Australia. You don’t have to go through it alone.
Reach out to us today by text or call, and let’s start the conversation. Take that first step towards support, call us now and know that we’re here for you, whenever you need us.
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