FSA Health & Wellbeing is an initiative of Family Services Australia, providing mental health support across a range of programs. These include:

FSA Psychology:

Based out of Shellharbour, FSA Psychology offers assessments (cognitive, learning, neurodiversity), individual therapy and group programs across the lifespan. FSA Psychology also offers clinical supervision services for mental health professionals with registered board-approved supervisors. Please note, fees do apply for these services.

Goulburn Mental Health Hub:

Funded by the South Eastern NSW Primary Health Network (COORDINARE), the Goulburn Mental Health Hub provides no cost mental health services for 3-6 months to eligible consumers of aged 16 years and older for the community of Goulburn-Mulwaree LGA and surrounds.

FSA Workforce Mental Health Support:

Family Services Australia (FSA) – Workforce Mental Health Support program is a specialised mental health service designed specifically for participants enrolled in the Jobseeker program through Workforce Australia at Family Services Australia. Funded through the Employment Fund delegated to Workforce Australia through the Department of Employment & Workforce Relations, services are free to all participants. Services are available face-to-face through several Northern NSW and Queensland locations including; Tweed Heads South, Burleigh Waters, Southport, Labrador, Springfield Central and Redbank Plains. Additionally, telehealth services can be accessed by participants serviced by FSA Workforce sites across the Gold Coast and Wivenhoe Regions of South-East Queensland.

QLD Psychological Therapies:

Funded by the Darling Downs and West Moreton Primary Health Network, our Psychological Therapies program provides no cost mental health services to people across the lifespan from the Toowoomba, Somerset, and Lockyer Valley LGAs.

Services are available face-to-face in Lowood, Gatton and Toowoomba City, or can be provided via telehealth across Toowoomba, Somerset and Lockyer Valley LGAs.

Additional information including information on how to refer to these programs can be found at www.FSAhealthwellbeing.org.au.

Please note that FSA Health & Wellbeing is not a crisis service. If you require more immediate support, please contact:

• Lifeline – 13 11 14
• Kids Helpline – 1800 55 1800
• Suicide Call Back Service – 1300 659 457
• Parent Line – 1300 1300 52
• Mental Health Line – 1800 011 511
• or, if experiencing an emergency call 000