Public mental health services can be a suitable pathway for someone with moderate to severe mental health conditions, including major depressive disorder, bipolar disorder, or schizophrenia.
Public mental health services can be a suitable pathway for someone with moderate to severe mental health conditions, including major depressive disorder, bipolar disorder, or schizophrenia.
Public mental health services in Australia offering counselling, therapy, and psychiatric care from outpatient units, hospitals, and community health centres.
3.4 million Australians have seen a mental health professional in the past 2 years.
Australian Bureau of Statistics. (2020-2022). National Study of Mental Health and Wellbeing. ABS.
150 centres nationwide with low cost counselling and support for young people aged 12-25, as well as free phone services.
Specialised therapies and interventions for children and adolescents experiencing mental disorders in NSW.
Hospital-based services which offer short-term, intensive care and monitoring for individuals experiencing severe mental health crises.
Local facilities which provide a range of services and ongoing care to individuals with moderate to severe mental health conditions.
Programs designed to support individuals with severe mental illness in their recovery journey towards independence, and a better quality of life.
We've put together a list of services for free support that's relevant to where you live, and what you're going through.
This Way Up is an online program to learn practical tips for managing mental health. It’s a new way to do therapy from the comfort of your own home.
Bupa members can access one free mental health and wellbeing treatment program.
These resources are not intended to be a comprehensive list or to represent that Bupa endorses any specific health practitioner or program. Everyone’s health journey is individual and health outcomes can vary from person to person. These resources are also not intended to be a replacement for personalised and specific medical, healthcare or other professional advice. If you have any concerns about your health, see your doctor or other health professional.