How Sleep Impacts Memory, Learning & Problem Solving
Ever lost your train of thought mid-conversation, struggled to master a new computer program, or forgotten someone’s name? You could be correct in blaming lack of sleep. A growing area...
Supporting Aussies, their families and friends. The Neptune family is much more than a weighted blanket company. We’re dedicating to helping Aussies live a better, more fulfilling life.
The Neptune Project is our way of being a support system for those that need it most. Every month we’ll work with a different organization to find ways to give back to our community, and we’ll continue to widen our abilities to help the disadvantaged.
To increase the awareness of our services and how to access them among young people, their families, friends and the broader community.
It’s hard to speak up. We want to help reduce the stigma around mental illness as well as encourage people to seek help.
Ever lost your train of thought mid-conversation, struggled to master a new computer program, or forgotten someone’s name? You could be correct in blaming lack of sleep. A growing area...
In our increasingly fast-paced, constantly-connected world, a good night’s sleep is at a premium. Unfortunately, however, it’s something many of us are missing out on, with recent YouGov data revealing...
May’s Neptune Project was all about the kids, as we happily lent our support to CHIPS. A non-profit, volunteer organisation based in south-eastern Melbourne, CHIPS (Christians Helping in Primary Schools)...
With chronic sleeplessness linked to everything from obesity to depression, high blood pressure and diabetes, getting enough shut-eye tops the to-do list for many of us. But if you’ve counted...
The Neptune Project helps Warakirri College and it's students.
We are excited to share with you October's Neptune Project- Stepping Stone House. In 1989, Max and Joanna Connery made a decision that would not only change the course of...
The social stigma surrounding mental health, although slowly being chipped away, is still present. World Mental Health Day, first celebrated in 1992, is part of a global effort to forever...