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Why Aussies might hesitate to ask, ‘are you OK?’

New research has revealed a confidence gap when it comes to having meaningful R U OK? conversations. Three in four Australians believe it’s important to regularly ask someone if they’re OK, a third might hesitate – even when they sense someone might be struggling. This…

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