Mental Health
Caring for your mind, wellbeing and emotional health.
All of our independent GPs have undertaken mental health training and can support people of any age, at any stage — whether it’s a brief response to stress or an ongoing concern. Many of us experience mental health challenges at some point in life, and there’s no wrong time to ask for help.
Our Mental health services include
- Mental Health Treatment Plans and referrals to psychologists
- Mental health assessments
- Stress & Anxiety Support
- Depression & Low Mood
- Emotional Wellbeing
- Work & Life Stress
- Sleep & Wellbeing
- Ongoing Mental Health Support
Why choose us?
Our team is committed to providing professional, respectful, and patient-focused care.
- Every GP is trained in mental health care
- A confidential and non-judgemental environment
- Individualised guidance through your treatment options
- Referrals to other services when needed
Good to know when booking:
Need a Mental Health Treatment Plan? Often called a “Mental Health Care Plan”, this plan lets eligible patients claim Medicare rebates for sessions with a psychologist or other mental health professional. Please ask reception for a longer appointment when booking, so your GP has time to prepare it with you.
When Should You Seek Mental Health Support?
Consider speaking with a healthcare professional if you are experiencing:
- Persistent feelings of sadness or low mood
- ongoing worry, anxiety or stress
- Difficulty sleeping
- simply wanting to talk something through with someone who’ll listen.
You do not need to wait until your symptoms become severe before seeking support.
Taking the first step
Talking about mental health is a sign of taking care of yourself, not a sign of weakness.
Whether you are experiencing a specific concern or simply feel that something is not quite right, our healthcare team can listen to your concerns and help you understand the next steps.
You deserve to feel heard, supported, and cared for.
FAQs
Can I get Medicare-rebated sessions with a psychologist?
Yes, if you’re eligible. Your GP can prepare a Mental Health Treatment Plan and refer you to a psychologis or other mental health professional. Eligible patients can claim Medicare rebates a set number of sessions per calendar year. Your GP will explain your options and review your progress with you.
What happens during a mental health appointment?
Your healthcare professional will listen to your concerns, discuss your symptoms and circumstances, and assess what type of support may be appropriate. They may also recommend further assessment, treatment, or referral where required.
Can I discuss personal or sensitive concerns?
Yes. Mental health consultations provide a confidential and respectful environment where you can discuss personal concerns openly.
Do I need to have a diagnosed mental health condition to seek help?
No. You can seek support whenever you are concerned about your emotional wellbeing, experiencing ongoing stress, or finding everyday life difficult to manage.
Can you help with anxiety and stress?
Yes. Your healthcare professional can discuss your symptoms, identify possible contributing factors, and provide appropriate guidance or referral.
Can I receive ongoing mental health support?
Depending on your individual needs, ongoing care and follow-up may be arranged. Where specialist support is appropriate, you may be referred to a suitable mental health professional.
What should I do if I am experiencing a mental health crisis?
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, experiencing a medical emergency, or at risk of self-harm, seek emergency assistance immediately rather than waiting for a routine appointment.
Opening & closing times
We strive to make healthcare accessible and convenient for you
- Monday - Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday & Public Holidays
- 9am - 6pm
- 9am - 4pm
- Closed