Mental Health

Carer Gateway

Caring for you while you care for someone. We're here for you.

East Devonport Neighbourhood House

**COVID-19 - The House is currently closed to the public, but we are available for support over the phone, email or facebook.**
East Devonport Neighbourhood House is a warm, friendly and useful place providing lots of choices and opportunity for our community, so they can 'squeeze the most out of life'!

Health Speak

Health Speak is a podcast series by Healthy Tasmania. The latest season is Helping others, from our homes, during COVID-19.

Eureka Clubhouse

Eureka Clubhouse is built on the International Clubhouses Model and provides a viable alternative to more traditional mental health services for individuals who might not otherwise seek and receive treatment.

University Psychology Clinic (UPC)

Provisionally registered psychologists provide assessment and evidence-based therapy for children, adolescents, adults and older adults, under the supervision of highly experienced clinical supervisors.

First Steps Lounge

**COVID-19 Update - the Lounge is currently closed through school Term 2, but please feel free to email us as we are still staying in contact via other methods.**

The First Steps Lounge seeks to provide a safe, warm and welcoming space for those isolated by and living with mental ill-health.

Zeehan Neighbourhood Centre

The Zeehan Neighbourhood Centre provides community development, for the whole community for people of all ages, race and sex, including the aged, young persons and indigenous people.

Severe and Complex Mental Illness Support

Partners in Recovery (PIR) Tasmania is part of a national initiative aimed at improving service to people who experience severe and persistent mental illness who have complex needs. We help to support people with psycho-social disability to access the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

Overcome self-destructive behaviour

S.A.F.E is an acronym for Self-Abuse Finally Ends.

The Mish Youth Centre

** COVID-19 Update: Face to face delivery of Mish programs and mentoring have been suspended. Mentors are still offering support to their clients via phone, chat, and our social media pages. **

The Mish is a youth centre run by Launceston City Mission for young people 13-25 years old.

Forced Adoption Support Services (FASS)

** COVID-19 Update - For the safety of our clients, staff and community, we are no longer delivering services face to face but have shifted to phone and videoconference sessions. If you have an upcoming appointment you wish to discuss, or you’re in need of support, you can contact us on 1300 364 277 between 9.00 am and 5.00 pm or you can send an email enquiry to admin@reltas.com.au **

The Forced Adoptions Support Service (FASS) offers support to anyone in Tasmania affected by past forced adoption practices. This includes assistance to search for records and specialised counselling for trauma and grief.

Youthbeyondblue

Going through tough times? Stress, anxiety and feeling down can affect anyone, and in fact happens to a lot of us at some point in our lives. Call us or chat online.