Latrobe Mental Health and Wellbeing Local
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About this service
The Latrobe Mental Health and Wellbeing Local supports Victorians aged 26 years and over to get mental health and wellbeing support, closer to home.
All support is free and you don’t need a Medicare card or referral from your doctor.
Mental Health and Wellbeing Locals
Mental Health and Wellbeing Locals are services that support Victorians aged 26 and over to get mental health and wellbeing support closer to home.
About Latrobe Mental Health and Wellbeing Local
Support for carers and loved ones
Programs
What to expect
The Latrobe Mental Health and Wellbeing Local can connect you with a range of mental health professionals, including clinicians and peer support workers with a lived experience of mental health challenges and recovery.
Our staff will support you, from the moment you arrive, to access a service that is right for you.
We have a range of specialist services to support your mental health and wellbeing.
Alcohol and Other Drug clinicians and peer workers
Alcohol and other drug (AOD) use can impact mental and physical health, relationships and employment. We work with you to understand how AOD impacts your life and to find the right treatment.
AOD clinicians and peer workers can provide support and connect you with programs including AOD Counselling, Adult Withdrawal Services, Residential and Non-Residential Rehabilitation, Harm Reduction, Brief Intervention and Education Programs.
Family practitioners
We have family practitioners that can support you with any family related concerns that are contributing to your mental health. We can work with you individually or invite loved ones to joint sessions. Alternatively, we can also provide support to your loved ones separately.
LGBTIQA+ Clinical and Peer support workers
We have LGBTIQA+ clinical and peer support workers that can provide you with support and understanding of the issues that can arise for people within the queer community when it comes to accessing mental health services. Whether it involves talking about sexuality, gender identity, relationships, community or unpacking feelings that arise.
This service is free.
How to access this service
Call us
If you think you or someone you know might benefit from the Latrobe Mental Health and Wellbeing Local, you can call to make a referral or book an appointment.
Visit us
If you need support or know someone who does, drop into our centre to learn how we can help. You do not need to make an appointment.