SYDNEY, NSW, Australia, 2024-Oct-25 — /EPR Network/ — In recognition of International Men’s Day, Goodspace Anxiety Aid has teamed up with celebrated TV personality and mental health advocate Richard Reid to help raise awareness about men’s mental health. Throughout November, Goodspace is offering a 20% discount on its unique anxiety-relief gum to help support those experiencing stress and mild anxiety. The promotion is available online at www.goodspacegum.com using code MEN20.
Goodspace Anxiety Aid is formulated as a fast-acting, chewable gum that combines five natural ingredients known for their stress-relief benefits, including KSM-66 Ashwagandha, Green Tea, and Passionflower. Engineered to release active ingredients gradually through the gums and cheeks, Goodspace delivers calming effects quickly and conveniently.
Richard Reid, known for his TV appearances on Today and Studio 10 and as an advocate for mental health, is using his voice to help break the stigma around men’s mental health. Reid has spoken openly about his personal struggles and the impact of mental health on his family, and he continues to encourage others to discuss their own experiences.
“Men often face the pressures of mental health in silence,” Reid said. “Partnering with Goodspace Anxiety Aid is a way to help guys feel supported, knowing there are simple, effective options for everyday stress relief. I hope it starts conversations that matter.”
Goodspace gum is widely available at over 1,000 locations across Australia, including Coles and WH Smith. The gum is a convenient option for those looking to manage anxiety on the go, designed to provide fast and effective relief without the need for water or pills.
A spokesperson for Goodspace added, “We’re thrilled to partner with Richard Reid for this campaign. His dedication to mental health awareness is inspiring, and we believe Goodspace can be a useful resource for men facing daily stress.”
Goodspace Anxiety Aid retails for AUD $9.99 and is intended for adults 18+. The discount code MEN20 is valid until November 30. Always read the label, follow directions, and consult a healthcare provider if symptoms persist.
SOURCE: EPR Network
