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Mental health
Good mental health is a sense of wellbeing, confidence and self-esteem. It enables us to fully enjoy and appreciate other people, day-to-day life and our environment
Read more on WA Health website

ForWhen Helpline - Mental Health Support for Parents
ForWhen is a new and free parent mental health service designed to help expectant parents...
Read more on Karitane website

Flying Doctor Mental Health programs | Royal Flying Doctor Service
The Royal Flying Doctor Service provides Mental Health programs and services to those living in rural and remote Australia.
Read more on Royal Flying Doctor Service website

Mental health resources for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people need their own voices of Lived Experience heard to help mental health services create appropriate solutions.
Read more on Black Dog Institute website

Available support under Medicare for perinatal mental health - COPE
COPE's purpose is to prevent and improve the quality of life of those living with emotional and mental health problems that occur prior to and within the perinatal period.
Read more on COPE - Centre of Perinatal Excellence website

Choosing teenage mental health services | Raising Children Network
If you’re choosing teenage mental health services for your child, it’s vital to look for services that suit your child’s and family’s needs. Here’s how.
Read more on raisingchildren.net.au website

Mental health conditions in children
It's estimated that around one in seven Australian kids experience mental health difficulties and about half of all serious mental health problems in adulthood begin before the age of 14.
Read more on Beyond Blue website

Rural mental health
“People often say, ‘I don’t know what to say so I don’t say anything at all.’’ But, those of us living in these communities, we know each other well. We’re in the best position to notice when the stress is getting too much. We just need to be ready to look out for each other, stay connected, ask if we’re ok; and, if the answer is ‘No’, then know where to go get help.” - Stephanie Robinson, Lifeline Central West
Read more on Lifeline website

Unemployment and mental health
If you’re experiencing unemployment or financial insecurity, supporting your mental health is key.
Read more on Beyond Blue website

Wellbeing and Mental Health
As a parent it is important to take care of your mental wellbeing and physical health as this has benefits for yourself and your children. When you are not feeling your best it’s difficult to be the parent and partner you want to be.
Read more on Karitane website
