How to refer someone to HelpingMinds

Referring someone to HelpingMinds is a simple process. Referrals can be made from any professional or someone can make a self referral.

Simply fill out our contact form and our Intake Team will be in touch with the person who is referred. If you have any questions about our referral process, get in touch with our Intake Team.

The Practical Guide for Working with Carers

HelpingMinds is working with mental health services in the metropolitan area of Perth to enhance staff engagement with family and friends who are caring for a person with a mental health issue. The goal is to work with management and staff to identify priorities for improving engagement and to celebrate best practice that can be replicated across other services.

To find out more, download a copy of the guide or to complete our e-learning modules, or learn more about The Practical Guide click here.

The NDIS and psychosocial disability

The NDIS funds the services and supports for people who are living with a mental illness that has a significant impact on their daily life, also known as psychosocial disability.

If you are a professional and wish to refer someone to our NDIS service, please complete the referral form.

To find out more about the NDIS and psychosocial disability, click here.

Support & Education for

Young People

If you or someone you know is under the age of 18 and have a friend or family member that is affected by a mental health condition (a formal diagnosis isn’t required), we have many free and confidential services that can help.

Support & Education for

Carers

We offer free and confidential support to people who have a family member or a friend living with mental health challenges, including counselling, support groups and advocacy services.

HelpingMinds Mental Health Support Perth WA

Support & Education for everyone

In the family

HelpingMinds offers a range of free, professional and confidential counselling and support programs to adults who have a friend or family member that is affected by mental illness or are at risk of developing a mental illness themselves.

HelpingMinds respectfully acknowledge that we work on Aboriginal land and pay our respects to community members and Elders, past and present. Individuals pictured are models and are used for illustrative purposes only.

HelpingMinds is committed to embracing diversity and eliminating all forms of discrimination in the provision of health services. HelpingMinds welcomes all people irrespective of ethnicity, lifestyle choice, faith, sexual orientation and gender identity. For more information, see our Diversity Statement.

HelpingMinds prides itself on being an accessible and inclusive organisation, ensuring everyone who needs support is able to access the right service and receive the help they need. If you require accessible locations, an interpreter or translator services, please contact us. For more information, see our Disability Access and Inclusion Plan.

HelpingMinds respectfully acknowledge that we work on Aboriginal land and pay our respects to community members and elders, past and present. Individuals pictured are models and are used for illustrative purposes only.