We're not looking for logos on a banner. We're looking for the first company willing to build something real with us.
Why now
MENTAL Street Talk started with me, a phone, and two brothers I lost to suicide within a year. We're only just getting started: raw, unscripted conversations about mental health, filmed on the street, shared with people who've never heard anyone talk about it honestly before.
We haven't partnered with anyone yet. That's an opportunity. Whoever comes in first gets to help shape what this becomes, not just sponsor what it already is.
What partnership can look like
Co-created content
Bring your people into the conversation. We film it, you're part of it: real content, not a branded ad pretending to be real.
Workplace mental health campaigns
Justine speaks at corporate events, conferences, and leadership offsites, delivering honest conversations about mental health that get people talking, not just nodding along. See more on speaking below.
Sponsorship that funds real conversations
Every episode costs money to make: camera, crew, travel, time. Sponsorship goes straight into filming more of them, and growing how far they reach.
We're open to what this looks like for you. Tell us what you're trying to solve, and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.
Bringing real conversations to your workplace
Justine speaks at corporate events, conferences, and leadership offsites, delivering honest conversations about mental health that inspire real change.
- Workplace mental health: creating psychologically safer workplaces where people and performance thrive
- Resilience & recovery: the honest path back, what it really takes
- Resilience through adversity: turning life's toughest challenges into strength and purpose
- Leadership & human connection: building trust, empathy, and stronger workplace cultures
- Starting hard conversations: why it matters and how to do it
- Building community: what happens when people feel heard
What we're looking for in a partner
Not a logo. Not a tick-box wellness initiative. A company that actually wants people talking about mental health, inside their walls and out, and is willing to put something real behind that.
If that's you, we want to hear from you.