Mental Health

Mental Health Families and Friends Support

Mental Health Families and Friends Tasmania promotes and improves the wellbeing of families and friends of people affected by mental ill health through support and education.

Individual Advocacy

Advocacy is about supporting you to speak up, have your say and to make sure that your rights are protected. We can help you understand your options, make decisions and access or work with services.

Recovery Program

The Recovery Program supports anyone recovering from a diagnosed mental health condition.

Central Highlands Community Health Centre

The Centre provides residents and visitors with the opportunity to access quality health and community services. There are a number of community services, visiting services and support groups that operate from the Centre.

Play for Change

Using therapeutic play, we work with children up to 12 years old and their families to address significant behavioural issues and reduce the incidence and impact of mental health.

Anne Bevan Counselling

Highly discounted counselling for people with Health Care Cards. Depression, anxieties, stress management, food as medicine, mindfullness, cognitive therapy.

Childhood Trauma and Abuse Support Helpline

Blue Knot Foundation is the leading national organisation working to improve the lives of Australian adult survivors who have experienced all forms of childhood trauma and abuse.

Child, youth and family mental health support service

Support for vulnerable families with children and young people (0-18) who are showing early signs of, or at risk of, developing mental illness.

Find and Connect

Find and Connect aims to improve the lives of Forgotten Australians and Former Child Migrants.

Families like mine

Families like mine is a multimedia guide that offers practical advice to families of young gender diverse people, same-sex attracted and bisexual people, and those who are questioning their sexuality or gender identity.

Partners in Recovery

We support people with severe and persistent mental illness.

Partners in Recovery (PIR) supports people with severe and persistent mental illness with complex needs, and their carers and families, by coordinating services and supports to ensure collaborative and integrated service delivery

Reconnect

Reconnect is a confidential service in the greater Launceston area for youth aged 12 to 18 who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, and for their families.