Supports & Resources
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Do I need therapy? How do I find a good Therapist?
Many people question whether they need therapy and how to find a therapist that fits their needs. The decision to seek help can be a significant step toward personal growth and healing..Ted Talks - Brene Brown: The power of vulnerability
Brené Brown's insights into vulnerability shed light on its importance in personal connections and overall well-being. Her talk encourages embracing vulnerability as a strength.How to stop obsessing over disturbing thoughts
Experiencing distressing thoughts can be overwhelming. This guide provides practical tips to help you break free from their grip and regain control over your mind.How to leave a violent relationship safely
If you find yourself in a situation involving domestic violence, safety is paramount. This resource offers essential information and steps for leaving safely.Abuser tricks and warning signs of domestic abuse
Recognizing the signs of abuse is vital for protection. This article outlines common tactics employed by abusers to exert control and manipulation.PODCAST: The science of love, desire and attachment
Explore the psychological aspects of relationships and attachments in this insightful podcast, which delves into the complexities of love and desire.Wondering about ADHD, autism and your child's development?
Understanding developmental assessments can be beneficial for parents. This article provides guidance on navigating neurodevelopmental evaluations for children. -
Beyondblue: Beyondblue is a national response to reduce the prevalence of depression in Australia.
Black Dog: Expert information on depression and Bipolar Disorder for the general public as well as professionals, including information on getting help for mood disorders, suggestions on ways of staying well, and detailed information about the Institute's research activities.
Headspace: Headspace provides young people 12-25, and their families, with information, support and advice on general health; mental health and wellbeing; alcohol and other drugs; education, employment and other services. headspace centres around Australia provide young people with access to youth-friendly health professionals and the headspace website has a section devoted to supporting parents and carers.
MoodGYM: A popular interactive program which incorporates cognitive-behaviour therapy for depression. It was first launched in 2001 and is now in its third revision. MoodGYM has been extensively researched and its effectiveness has been demonstrated in randomised controlled trials.
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Australian Centre for Post-Traumatic Mental Health:
The Centre provides advice on mental health issues to the Departments of Veterans' Affairs and Defence. It also acts as a source of expert advice to mental health service providers, policy makers, organisations, researchers, and other interested parties on issues associated with traumatic stress and veteran or military mental health.
Medicare Mental Health Centres
Walk in crisis support centres are available all over Queensland.Victims Assist
Victim Assist provides financial assistance to victims of violent crime in Queensland. In some situations, VAQ will fund your therapy sessions.
Specialist support, information and advice is available for victims of different types of crime. Including but not limited to Domestic Family Violence, Murder and Violent Crimes.
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Australian Drug Information Network: www.adin.com.au
The ADIN provides a central point of access to quality Internet-based alcohol and drug information provided by prominent organisations in Australia and internationally.
Headspace: www.headspace.org.au
Headspace provides young people 12-25, and their families, with information, support and advice on general health; mental health and wellbeing; alcohol and other drugs; education, employment and other services. headspace centres around Australia provide young people with access to youth-friendly health professionals and the headspace website has a section devoted to supporting parents and carers.
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Kids' Helpline: www.kidshelpline.com.au 1800 551 800
A national 24-hour telephone counselling service for children and young people in Australia.
Lifeline: www.lifeline.org.au 13 11 14
A national 24-hour telephone counselling service for all ages.
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Australian Pain Society: www.apsoc.org.au The Australian Pain Society is a multi disciplinary organisation with representatives among its members from many medical specialties, as well as dentistry, psychology, nursing, general practitioners other health professionals and the basic sciences.
Beacon: www.beacon.anu.edu.au Provides consumers and professionals with information about e-health online applications for mental health and physical health disorders. Websites throughout the world are reviewed and ranked by a panel of health experts. Consumers can also submit rankings and comments.
Carers Australia: www.carersaustralia.com.au The national peak carer organisation that works to promote the recognition of the important role of carers and to empower carers so that they will be better informed and resourced.
Centre for Health Promotion: www.chdf.org.au Information to support health promotion work with children, young people, women and parents and info about the Centre for Health Promotion and their programs.
Consumers' Health Forum of Australia: www.chf.org.au The leading national organisation providing a voice for all health consumers.
Mental Health Council of Australia: www.mhca.org.au The MHCA is an independent, non-government peak body that represents and promotes the interests of the mental health sector and advises on mental health in Australia.
Mental Health associations / organisations throughout Australia www.mentalhealth.asn.au
Multicultural Mental Health Australia: www.mmha.org.au The MMHA links a wide range of state and territory mental health specialists and services, advocacy groups and tertiary institutions to promote the mental health and wellbeing of Australia's diverse communities.
National Association for the Prevention of Child Abuse & Neglect:www.napcan.org.au NAPCAN is a national organisation working to promote effective care and protection of children.
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Australian Centre for Posttraumatic Mental Health: www.acpmh.unimelb.edu.au The Australian Centre for Posttraumatic Mental Health at the University of Melbourne undertakes world class trauma related research, policy advice, service development and education. Their services help organisations and health professionals who work with people affected by traumatic events.
Australian Child & Adolescent Trauma, Loss & Grief Network (ACATLGN):www.earlytraumagrief.anu.edu.au For everyone involved in the care of children/youth and interested in the potential impact of trauma, loss and grief experiences.
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