The activity delivers a comprehensive range of treatment options to dual diagnoses mental health and substance users and their families in Leonora, Laverton and surrounding communities. It provides an immediate response and has the flexibility to allow the service to be responsive at the time when the clients need the service the most (which is afterhours) and also support the local hospital and community needs. This program delivers evidence-based alcohol and other drug treatment strategies to reduce related harm and improve access to AOD services for individuals and families. It will provides essential coordination with other mental health services to ensure an integrated approach is achieved. This program is supported by therapeutic interventions provided by a registered Psychologist for people referred for mental health counselling. This service has an open-door approach to facilitate referral pathways into cost effective moderately intensive treatment and intervention programs which reduces demand on GPs and hospital emergency department. Therapy sessions can be either one-on-one, group sessions, outreach visits or via telehealth. This program also provides the opportunity to strengthen and support community resilience and capacity by addressing antisocial drug related behaviours.

The activity delivers a comprehensive range of treatment options to dual diagnoses mental health and substance users and their families in Leonora, Laverton and surrounding communities. It provides an immediate response and has the flexibility to allow the service to be responsive at the time when the clients need the service the most (which is afterhours) and also support the local hospital and community needs. This program delivers evidence-based alcohol and other drug treatment strategies to reduce related harm and improve access to AOD services for individuals and families. It will provides essential coordination with other mental health services to ensure an integrated approach is achieved. This program is supported by therapeutic interventions provided by a registered Psychologist for people referred for mental health counselling. This service has an open-door approach to facilitate referral pathways into cost effective moderately intensive treatment and intervention programs which reduces demand on GPs and hospital emergency department. Therapy sessions can be either one-on-one, group sessions, outreach visits or via telehealth. This program also provides the opportunity to strengthen and support community resilience and capacity by addressing antisocial drug related behaviours.

This activity is for young people aged 12-25 who have experienced a first episode of psychosis to support them in their recovery. This service centres on evidence based recovery oriented practices which recognise that young peoples’ self determination is a vital part of successful treatment and recovery. The service is provided to young people referred from Health Service Providers (HSPs) and is complementary to the care they receive from them.

Brief face to face psychological intervention for people aged 16 plus experiencing mild to moderate symptoms of anxiety, depression and alcohol and other drug use. Short term support is provided for up to 6 sessions. Referral by a GP is necessary.

Brief face to face psychological intervention for people aged 16 plus experiencing mild to moderate symptoms of anxiety, depression and alcohol and other drug use. Short term support is provided for up to 6 sessions. Referral by a GP is necessary.

This activity provides evidence-based family therapy for families in which systemic family issues are contributing to mental health problems within the family. This includes, but is not limited to, family members experiencing the impact of domestic violence, problematic alcohol and other drug use, grief, disability, trauma and parenting challenges.

The Family Therapy Program provides evidence-based family therapy for families in which systemic family issues are contributing to mental health problems within the family. This includes, but is not limited to, family members experiencing the impact of domestic violence, problematic AOD use, grief, disability, trauma and parenting challenges.