Feeling overwhelmed after COVID-19
isolation and need some support?

The past few months have changed the way we live and work, and we acknowledge that this can be a difficult time for many.

HelpingMinds has therefore decided to extend our COVID-19 support until the end of September. This means that anyone in WA can access three free and confidential counselling sessions at HelpingMinds if they are experiencing emotional distress due to COVID-19. These sessions can be in person, over the phone or via video.

To access this service or if you have any other questions, please call us on (08) 9427 7100.

As restrictions ease in WA we are excited to announce the return to some of our face to face supports.

This includes a variety of in-person counselling, support groups and workshops.

Head to our events to register for a group in your area or give us a call to book a counselling session or to discuss how best we can support you (08) 9427 7100.

HelpingMinds is providing free emotional support services to anyone in Western Australia and Northern Territory who feels overwhelmed by the current COVID-19 situation or their personal circumstances.

Through HelpingMinds you can access 3x free phone or video counselling sessions with a mental health professional, without the need for a GP referral.

If you are struggling emotionally or mentally, please don’t hesitate to call – we can help!

You can make an appointment between 8.30am – 4.30pm, Mon to Fri.

Appointments for phone and video counselling are available between 7am and 7pm.

Call HelpingMinds on 1800 811 747.

If you need support outside of these hours, please call Lifeline on 13 11 14.

In some circumstances, such as self-harm and suicide ideation, we will transfer callers to acute crisis support services.

HelpingMinds additional COVID-19 services are available from Monday 30 March. Anyone over 18 years old, living in Western Australia or the Northern Territory, can access our COVID-19 service offer. Our Carer Support services, Early Intervention services and NDIS services are also still in place.  

Helping Minds has developed a 4-page handout with our “Top Tips for Carers during COVID-19”.

Download this resource here.