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!! Get Free Therapy at DHW With Our Student Placement Clinicians!!
FREE THERAPY APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE NOW!
FREE THERAPY APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE NOW!
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Did you know: Our Student Counsellors and Provisional Psychologists are closely supervised by two Board Approved and Registered Supervisors. They also engage in ongoing evidence-based professional development from industry leaders. Get the expertise of many great minds at an affordable rate, for as long as you need, and without the restrictions of limited Medicare rebate sessions!
You in Mind (YiM)
You in Mind (YiM)
You in Mind (YiM) offers free psychological therapies and non-clinical peer support for individuals who have, or are at risk of developing, a diagnosed mental illness and belong to an eligible population group in South Western Sydney.
Psychological therapies are provided by qualified mental health professionals and tailored to meet your specific mental health needs.
One Door Mental Health also includes the Clinical Suicide Prevention Service (CSPS), which provides an additional 10 sessions for eligible individuals.
Combined, this collaboration offers up to 22 free sessions within a calendar year, maximising access to comprehensive mental health support.
For more details about the program and our collaboration with One Door Mental Health, please visit the You in Mind website here.
Clinical Suicide Prevention Services (CSPS)
Clinical Suicide Prevention Services (CSPS)
The Clinical Suicide Prevention Service is a free service providing therapy and support for individuals experiencing suicidal thoughts or those who have previously attempted suicide. Read more about CSPS here.
The service is designed for individuals aged 12 and older who have experienced a suicide attempt or who are struggling with ongoing suicidal thoughts but are not in immediate danger. Individuals aged 12 to 15 must seek consent from a guardian before services can be provided.
Combined with You in Mind Program, this collaboration offers up to 12 free sessions within a calendar year, maximising access to comprehensive mental health support.
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