Looking after yourself isn’t always easy, especially when life feels overwhelming.
There are times when getting enough sleep, preparing a healthy meal or going for a walk can feel manageable. And there are other times when even the smallest things take more energy than you have.
Wherever you’re at, that’s okay.
Looking after your wellbeing isn’t about getting everything right. It’s about finding small, realistic ways to care for yourself when you can. Over time, those small steps can make a meaningful difference to how you feel.
You don’t have to do it all at once, and you don’t have to do it alone.
Our support services
We’re here to get to know the real you, so we can help build a life that feels like your own again. It’s the foundation of our support – holistic, flexible and true to you.
Whether you’re navigating a heavy moment or reaching towards the life you want to lead, we offer a range of services to get you where you want to go.
You can search for a service in your area or explore the different types of support we offer, including:
Or find more information on specific service types here:
- Allied Health
- Family and carer
- Housing with support
- Medicare Mental Health Centres
- Mental Health and Wellbeing Locals (Victoria)
- Step Up Step Down/Prevention and Recovery Care
- Support coordination
- The Haven Foundation
- Services for young people
Resources to support you
- Your health and wellbeing - Practical information on sleep, exercise, mindfulness, healthy eating, managing alcohol and other drug use, and everyday ways to support your wellbeing.
- Housing - Having a safe, stable place to live is an important part of wellbeing. Learn about the housing support and services available through Mind.
- Financial welfare - Information and practical tips to help you manage your money, including budgeting and financial planning.
How are you going? tool (PDF 32 KB) - A simple tool to help you reflect on and track your mental health and wellbeing over time.
Resources for young people, families and supporters (headspace)
If you’re a young person, or you’re supporting a young person in your life, these resources from headspace may be helpful:
- General mental health (young people)
- Health and wellbeing (young people)
- Life issues (young people)
- General mental health (friends and family)
- Health and wellbeing (friends and family)
- Life issues (friends and family)