Quiet? Introverted? Anxious? Weird? Awkward? Read our Founder's reflections and internal conflict of why he is who he is?

Ever wondered why Mr. Perfect began? Read on to hear the 5 key reasons.

Check out what Mr. Perfect's founder Terry explains inspired the charity's name.

SANE Australia are a National Mental Health Charity. After first meeting their incredible staff over a year ago, we have finally implemented their online support forums to our website. These have been a massive success, not only on SANE's website but on other mental health groups' sites too. The good news is they are not just for those that live with a mental health condition but also for their carers. Each week there are also special online Topic Tuesdays – which are live chat events. Check out the forums by clicking here and if you have any questions get in touch with Terry on terry@mrperfect.org.au - Cheers!

Our founder Terry often gets asked what exactly happens at a Meetup. It is difficult to describe exactly but he has given it his best attempt in as little words as possible, so read on below!

After 6 months yesterday Mr. Perfect received our backdated (to February 2017) sign-off from the ACNC that we are now an official "Advancing Health" Charity.Incredible work by our legal guys (Baker McKenzie - Posy McGrane and Angelique Wanner), the greatest humans in law! But the biggest shout-out and thanks goes to the Leadership Team (Jason Cuffe, Peter Regan, Ilan Hurwitz, Tom Daven and Jeremy Hyman).Mr. Perfect does not exist without you guys and it would still be an anonymous blog that no-one read - how we have achieved this so far on a shoestring is mind-blowing.There are also a large group of individuals and organisations that have formed our Support Team and helped with the website, logos, sponsoring Meetups, offering...

I have always been “sensitive” at times, whatever that means. For the majority of people that knew me growing up it presented as the opposite, at times a pure, distant coldness. As a child and teenager it could manifest itself as me reacting to a comment, rejection or negative action from another by internally beating myself relentlessly. Personal or not, I took most things extremely personally and could become defensive or more than likely retreat into my safe shell. Contrary to my wife’s sometime opinion of my obliviousness, like when she has a new haircut, I CAN be observant. Obsessively so. I think about people I walk past daily, what their life may be like, why there is so much...

  Me on my wedding day (June 2016)   Name: Jeremy Hyman Nickname: Jez Medically diagnosed: a highly functioning, socially anxious man with incredible good looks. Treatment and coping strategies: Psychiatrist and psychologist, cognitive behavioural therapy, mindfulness, anti-depressant medication, a glass of wine, freaking out and reality television. Support networks: My wife, parents, sisters, mates (both male and female), mentors acquired through my professional life and a team of white lab coat doctors and scientists working around the clock, day and night in Vienna.   My two sisters and I   Background: Aged 37, losing my hair and newly married to a beautiful and highly intelligent doctor (nephrologist) with whom I share my life with in a recently purchased 3...