Counselling, Wellbeing and Self-Care
May 28, 2020
Looking after your physical, mental and spiritual health is always important. Getting into the right frame of mind, will also help you to build and maintain confidence in order to plan and act in new ways.
Counselling is great as a preventative measure and can assist you to stay well and have a clear head to make good decisions. Check out free or low-cost services. You can also access a counsellor via your GP by requesting a mental health plan.
Services
A helpful guide for looking after your health and wellbeing at home.
A mental health plan arranged by your GP
Don't forget that a Mental Health plan can be organised by your GP. They can also get you free or low cost access to professional mental ill-health services.
Lifeline
Phone: 13 11 14
24/7 confidential crisis support service with trained volunteers who will listen, provide support and referrals for those experiencing a personal crisis. You don’t need to face your problems alone.
Beyond Blue
Phone: 1300 22 4636
24/7 confidential telephone support service for those suffering anxiety or depression. We all have bad days. Talk with a trained mental health professional for advice and support.
Individual counselling, therapeutic groups, peer support and referrals for people with eating issues such as anorexia, bulimia and compulsive eating.
Phone: 1800 187 263
A small team who provide information, advice and referrals to help adults living with complex mental illnesses as well as those involved in their care. Mon-Fri 10am-10pm AEST.
Phone: 1800 008 255
The Talk Suicide Support Team help explore pathways to hope by coordinating appropriate care, addressing practical issues and providing emotional support (over 15 years) Mon-Fri 9am-4.30pm.
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