๐ฅ BBQ for the Mind ย Corporate BBQ Masterclass
BBQ, Mental Health & Connection
BBQ for the Mind is a corporate masterclass that blends **hands-on BBQ cooking with open mental health discussions** in a relaxed, team-building environment.
Designed for high-risk industries like **mining, agriculture, first responders, and corporate teams**, this initiative helps employees break the stigma around mental health while enjoying the universal language of BBQ.
Who This is For:
- ๐๏ธ Mining & FIFO Workforces โ Tackle isolation, shift work stress, and mental fatigue.
- ๐ Agriculture & Rural Communities โ Support mental well-being in farming and remote settings.
- ๐ฎ First Responders (Police, Fire, Paramedics) โ Help high-stress professionals decompress.
- ๐๏ธ Defense Force & Veterans โ Create a relaxed setting for open discussions.
- ๐ข Corporate Teams โ Encourage workplace mental health awareness in a unique way.
How the Masterclass Works:
Our sessions are designed to engage employees in an interactive, meaningful way, fostering open discussions while sharing a great meal.
- ๐น Duration: 3-hour session.
- ๐น Group Size: 15-50 participants.
- ๐น Location: On-site (mining sites, corporate offices, farms) or at our BBQ studio.
๐ฅ Session Breakdown:
- ๐ฅฉ Hands-On BBQ Cooking Experience (120 min) โ Employees learn to grill, smoke, and cook together.
- ๐ง Mental Health Conversation (30 min) โ Guided discussion led by industry experts.
- ๐ฌ Connection & Q&A (30 min) โ Enjoy the BBQ while having meaningful conversations.
๐ Mental Health Insights: Why This Matters
Mental health struggles are prevalent in industries with long hours, remote work, and high-pressure environments.
BBQ for the Mind is designed to address these challenges in a way that resonates with both men and women, but particularly with male-dominated industries where mental health conversations are often overlooked.
Key Mental Health Statistics:
- ๐ง Men account for 75% of all suicides in Australia, with high-risk industries like mining, agriculture, and first responders having even higher rates.
- ๐จ FIFO workers are twice as likely to experience depression and anxiety due to isolation and work stress.
- ๐๏ธ Construction and mining workers are 6 times more likely to die from suicide than workplace accidents.
- ๐ฉโ๐ผ While men are less likely to seek professional help, women in high-stress environments also benefit from open conversations about mental health.
- ๐ฅ Food and shared experiences create an approachable, stigma-free way to talk about mental well-being.
๐ How to Book a Masterclass
We invite companies to bring BBQ for the Mind to their workforce and take a proactive approach to mental health in their industry.
- ๐ฉ Email: cory@cheatmeats.com.au
- ๐ Phone: 0439 364 980
- ๐ Website: www.cheatmeats.com.au