Armadale

We have a team that is dedicated to supporting young people the best we can. We have a range of workers with different skills and experience to make sure young people that access Armadale get the help they are looking for.

The headspace Armadale Team

Annette - Centre Manager

Pearl - Clinical Lead

Sione - Youth Access Worker

Thomas - Youth Access Worker

Courtney - Youth Access Worker

Keara - Youth Access Worker

Namrata - Youth Access Worker

Michelle - CALD Youth Worker

Suellen - Community Engagement Officer

Alana - Receptionist / Office Coordinator

Dr Gibson - GP

Donna - Sexual Health Nurse Practioner

Bec - Clincial Psychologist

Kane - Psychologist

Silvana - Drug and Alcohol Counsellor

Stephanie - Clinical Team Volunteer

Salomeef - Clinical Team Volunteer

headspace Armadale operates with a range of community and consortium partners. We would like to acknowledge their valuable contribution to our service and clients.

Consortiums Partners:

• Communicare
• Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS)
• Armadale Adult Mental Health Service
• City of Armadale
• City of Gosnells
• Palmerston
• Youth Axis
• Youth Focus
• Workpower
• Sexual Assault Resource Centre (SARC)

Thanks to our donors and community partners:

• St John of God
• Grill'd
• Fount of Life Ministries
• Bean Thru Cafe
• Foot Locker Armadale
• Supre Armadale
• North Metro TAFE
• Synergy

What is the Part A PHN Lead Site Project evaluation?

Part A of the PHN Lead Site Project evaluation assesses changes to Australian Government-funded mental health care delivered in the primary care setting that aim to achieve a more efficient, integrated and sustainable mental health system and to improve mental health services for Australians. The evaluation is funded by the Australian Government and is being conducted by researchers at the University of Melbourne.

The changes to mental health service delivery involve a regional (local) approach, led by PHNs, to planning, integration and commissioning mental health services at a local level, in partnership with relevant services and with a new flexible primary mental health care funding pool. All 31 PHNs across Australia have been funded to commission primary mental health services in six mental health priority areas: low intensity services; psychological therapies for underserviced populations; child and youth services; services for adults with severe and complex mental illness; Indigenous mental health services; and suicide prevention.

Ten PHNs have been selected to act as mental health reform leaders in the PHN Mental Health Reform Lead Site Project (Lead Site Project). These PHNs (Lead Sites) will provide enhanced services in nominated key focus areas (e.g., by fast-tracking their activity in these service areas, establishing different partnerships and funding arrangements for services, and/or trialling approaches that are innovative in terms of types and modes of commissioned services). The key focus areas are:

• Regional planning and service integration;

• Stepped care;

• Low intensity services; and

• Services for youth with, or at risk of, severe mental illness.

 The Part A evaluation aims to address the following questions in relation to the above key focus areas:

• What approaches were undertaken by Lead Sites to the planning, commissioning, management and delivery of services in each of the focus areas?

• What activities and approaches were found by the Lead Sites to be effective in achieving objectives in each of the focus areas?

• What were the barriers and facilitators to achieving objectives in each of the focus areas?

• What are the implications for future activity by PHNs and primary health care reform more generally?

To download the full PDF on Part A PHN Mental Health Lead Site Project Evaluation click here

Are you a young person aged between 12 and 25?

• Call us on 08 9393 0300  Monday- Friday
• Drop in and make an appointment Monday - Friday between 9:00 am and 5pm
• Email reception@headspacearmadale.com.au

Young people can refer themselves or family members, friends, schools, GP's and other organisations can refer with the young persons consent.

Are you a GP?

• Fill out the attached GP Referral form hereand email it to referrals@headspacearmadale.com.au ; OR
• Fax the completed referral form to 08 9393 0399

Are you a parent/organisation/school support staff referring a young person for support?

• Call us on 08 9393 0300 Monday - Friday between 9:00 and 5:00pm
• Fill out the attached referral form and email it to referrals@headspacearmadale.com.au ; OR
• Fax the completed referral form to 08 9393 0399

To access headspace Armadale's services for free all you need to have is a valid Medicare card.

If you don't have a Medicare card but think you might be eligible, you can apply on the Human Services page - https://www.humanservices.gov.au/customer/services/medicare/medicare-card.

If you are ineligible to apply for a Medicare card, give us a call and we will direct you to alternative appropriate services for you, such as our fee-for-service options which range in price. 

What is headspace Armadale offering the community in 2017?

As well as support services offered through the centre, headspace Armadale can also support the community through a range of educational activities. These include:

• Presentations and workshops for young people aged 12-25 in schools, TAFE’s, University and community programs
• Meet headspace presentations for school staff, parents and services
• headspace Information Station at open days, health expos, forums and events

Workshops and Presentations

headspace workshops and presentations usually go for approx. 40-50 minutes and include a range of practical evidence based content, interactive activities and videos.

Presentations can be tailored for young people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people. All of our presenters use safe and inclusive language and are happy to discuss any specific concerns or requests you may have when booking a presentation.

headspace workshops work best with groups of 5-30 so those participating can ask questions and get fully involved in activities. We are happy to consider bigger groups on a case-by-case basis.

Topics for young people currently include:

• Meet headspace and Intro to Mental Health
• Healthy headspace
• Bullying
• Exam Stress and Coping

For more information download our Workshops and Presentations Info Sheet

To request workshops and presentations please complete our online booking form here

Email reception@headspacearmadale or call 9393 0300 if you would like to speak to our Community Engagement team.

There is no cost associated with headspace attending or presenting at your event.

The Body Boost program for young people aged 12 – 25, aims to encourage positive body image, positive self-esteem and good nutrition. Our workshops are delivered by our very own youth friendly psychologists and university trained nutritionists. 

The program includes five consecutive workshops that run on a Wednesday from 3.30 pm to 4.30 pm at the headspace Armadale centre.

For upcoming program flyers click here for young women and click here for young men.

For more information please contact us via reception@headsapcearmadale.com.au or call 08 9393 0300.