1. What is the role of a mental health support worker?

A mental health support worker assists individuals with daily tasks, emotional support, and skills development to promote independence and mental well-being. They provide guidance, help clients navigate challenging times, and support them in achieving personal goals.

2. How can a mental health support worker help me in Perth?

Our mental health support workers offer personalized assistance based on your unique needs. They can help with daily tasks, social activities, transport to appointments, connecting you to other services, and providing mentorship to help you build confidence and life skills.

3. Who is eligible to receive mental health support services?

Our services are available to both adults and children in Perth who are facing mental health challenges and need additional support to live independently. We also cater to individuals with NDIS plans and those seeking tailored mental health assistance.

4. What types of activities can a mental health support worker help with?

Support workers assist with a wide range of activities, including life skills training (e.g., budgeting, communication), social outings, transport to appointments, and connecting you to other services. They aim to enhance your independence and overall quality of life.

5. Is mental health support available throughout Perth?

Yes, our services are available across Perth. Our support workers can provide assistance at home, in the community, and accompany clients to local appointments and events as needed.

6. Can I get both individual and group support?

Yes, we offer both individual and group support options. Individual support is personalized and one-on-one, while group programs and support camps provide opportunities to socialize, form connections, and learn within a supportive community.

7. How do I know if I need a mental health support worker?

If you’re facing challenges managing daily tasks, building social skills, or achieving personal goals due to mental health struggles, a mental health support worker could be beneficial. They offer the guidance and support you need to regain independence and confidence.

8. Does a mental health support worker provide therapy?

Mental health support workers are not licensed therapists but can connect clients to clinical or therapeutic services. They work in partnership with mental health professionals to ensure you receive comprehensive care.

9. How do I get started with a mental health support worker in Perth?

Getting started is easy. Contact our team for an initial consultation to discuss your needs and goals. From there, we’ll develop a personalized plan to match you with a support worker and begin your journey toward improved well-being.

10. What are the costs involved in mental health support services?

The cost of services varies based on the type and level of support required. For NDIS participants, some or all of the costs may be covered through your plan. Please connect us for detailed costs that involved in mental health support services.