Mental Health Support

Headspace Greensborough
Level 1, 78 Main Street, Greensborough, Victoria 3088
Headspace provides support, information and assistance for young people aged 12 to 25 years who are experiencing emotional or mental health issues and/or substance use issues. You can access Headspace Collingwood even if your problem seems to be really small or really huge. At Headspace Collingwood you can receive support from a range of professionals including youth workers, intakes & assess workers, GP’s, psychologists, psychiatrists, occupational therapists, social workers, mental health nurses, and alcohol and other drug workers. These workers are skilled in listening to young people and can help you identify problems, goals and achieve creative solutions to issues.
Phone: 9433 7200
For phone intake call 1300 800 218
www.headspace.org.au/headspace-centres/greensborough/
www.headspace.org.au
www.eheadspace.org.au 

Headspace Collingwood
Level 1, Victoria Park (Social Club Building)
Cnr Lulie & Abbott Streets
Abbotsford Vic 3067
Ph: 03 9417 0150

Austin Heath, Child and Youth Mental Health Service(CYMHS)
Specialist mental health service for children and adolescents up to the age of 18.
Phone: 1300 859 789 then select age of the person requiring assistance
www.health.vic.gov.au/mentalhealth/services/child/index.htm
www.austin.org.au/mentalhealth/CYMHS/

The Mental Health Community Intake Service – EACH
The Mental Health Community Intake service is a central access point for people with a severe mental illness, their carers and family, and referrers seeking community mental health services. All referrals or enquiries relating to community mental health services should be made to the dedicated telephone line (This is not a crisis service).
Phone: 1300 00 3224
Eligibility Criteria: People between 16 to 64 years who have a disability attributable to a diagnosed psychiatric condition
www.each.com.au

Support Connect

Support Connect helps people find mental health, alcohol and other drugs and suicide prevention services in eastern and north-eastern Melbourne.

www.supportconnect.org.au

tel: 98001071 (Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm)

Banyule Community Health Service
Staffed by community health nurses, young people can visit this service if they have concerns or questions about allied health, counselling, gambling, family support, financial help, support groups and dental. They can also get referral to other services.
Please call first if possible
West Heidelberg
21 Alamein Road, West Heidelberg.
Phone: 9450 2000.
Greensborough
3/25-33 Grimshaw Street
Greensborough.
Phone: 9433 5111.
www.bchs.org.au

Northern Centre Against Sexual Assault (CASA)
Northern CASA is the regional sexual assault service for the northern metropolitan region of Melbourne covering the local government areas of Banyule, Darebin, Nillumbik and Whittlesea. It is located on the Repatriation Campus of Austin Health and also operates a number of outposts in the Northern region.
Address: Building 26 Repatriation Hospital, 300 Waterdale Road, Heidelberg West 3081
Phone: General enquiries (9am-5pm) 9496 2369
Phone: Counselling line & referrals (12:30 – 5pm) 9496 2240
www.austin.org.au/northerncasa

ISN Clinic – Heidelberg
They offer generalist counselling services through a mental health care plan (with the Medicare rebate). This clinic is free, as the counsellors are final year University students who are studying psychology. The sessions are recorded for supervision. There are no limits to how many sessions people can access through the clinic.
Address: Level 6, 10 Martin Street, Heidelberg, Victoria, 3084
Phone: 9456 9188
Email: reception@isnclinic.net

Healthability
Healthability provide a range of services directly for young people aged 12 – 21 including assistance for young people disengaging from school, a needle exchange, dental health services, diet and nutrition advice and youth homelessness.
Address: 971 Main Road, Eltham 3095
Phone: 9430 9100
Email: enquiries@healthability.org.au 
www.healthability.org.au

From Harm to Calm – Understanding and Responding to Deliberate Self-Harm

This booklet has been created in collaboration with young people who have challenged self-harm. It contains some ideas for people who want to further understand self-harm, and support someone to find alternative methods and coping strategies to find some calm in their lives. Included in this booklet are activities, information and resources that may help reduce or stop self-harming. A list of contacts is also provided at the back of this booklet, for those who would like more information or help with self-harm or any other issues.

https://healthability.org.au/groups-programs/from-harm-to-calm/

Berry Street

Berry Street provides services for young people which include: case management, outreach, life skills, mentoring and accommodation.
Address: 677 The Boulevard, Eaglemont 3084.
Phone: 9450 4700.
Email: eaglemont@berrystreet.org.au
www.berrystreet.org.au

RMIT Psychology Clinic
The RMIT Psychology Clinic offers a high quality low fee-based clinic for psychological services for children, adolescents and adults.
Address: UniHill Shopping Precinct, 30 Janefield Drive, Bundoora 3083
Phone: 9925 7666
www.rmit.edu.au/about/our-locations-and-facilities/services/health-clinics/health-sciences-clinic/psychology

Nasihah Consulting – Northern Psychology Clinic
Provides culturally appropriate counselling services for Muslim families and teens including marriage counselling in a variety of languages. Psychologists come from diverse ethnic and language backgrounds including Turkish, Arabic, Indo-Malay & Anglo-Australian. Nasihah can also conduct immigration reports.
Address: 13/11-17 Pearcedale Parade, Breadmeadows 3047
Phone: 9351 1166
www.nasihahconsulting.com