Mental Health Services in Mudgee
Unfortunately at times there are wait lists for our services, in which cases we have a list of other professionals in our region that you can contact for assistance.
Crisis Support
There is usually a high demand for mental services and wait times may occur. If urgent assistance or support is required, contact the emergency services below:
NSW Health Mental Health Line:
1800 011 511
Lifeline: 13 11 14 www.lifeline.org.au
Suicide Call Back Service: 1300 659 467
Private Practitioners
Private practitioners will charge a fee for services. You will need to discuss fees with the practitioner / organisation when make a booking.
Amy Penney (Registered Psychologist)
Penney Psychology
Amy sees adults under Medicare, NDIS, Victims Services and Veterans.
Stephanie Carrigan (Clinical Psychologist)
Therapy with
Steph sees children, adolescents and adults, under NDIS & Medicare
hello@therapywith.com.au
Joanne Cotterill (Mental Health Social Worker)
Choose Your Future
Marea Farley (Counsellor and Couples Therapist)
Mudgee Therapy Rooms
Angela Middleton (Counsellor)
Mudgee Therapy Rooms
Lone Ashlin (Counsellor)
Mudgee Counselling Service
clientinformation@mudgeecounsellingservice.com
Tanya Spalding (Family Therapist)
Uniting Family Options Counselling
Linda MacKay (Marriage Counsellor)
linda@lindamackayconsulting.com
Relationships Australia
In Mudgee on Wednesdays
Interrelate (Couples Therapy)
In Mudgee on Thursdays
Ph 6815 9658
Public & Fully Funded Services
Mudgee Community Mental Health; Phone - 02 6372 6455
Marathon Health: Phone - 02 6826 5271
Strong Minds Program
Strong Minds Western NSW delivers short-term, focused psychological services for people with a diagnosable mild to moderate mental illness. With a GP referral this service is fully funded and at no cost for up to 10 sessions. Services cover Mudgee, Kandos, Coolah, Dunedoo and Gulgong
www.marathonhealth.com.au/strong-minds-westernServices
Commonwealth Psychosocial Support Program (CPS)
CPS provides free non-clinical, community-based supports that aim to facilitate recovery in the community for people experiencing severe and persistent mental illness.
https://www.marathonhealth.com.au/service/commonwealth-psychosocial-support-program/
Rural Youth Mental Health:
Rural Youth Mental Health Service (RYMH) offers early intervention services for young people (12-25) with, or at risk of, mental illness.
For young people not already in contact with a support service, or who find it difficult to access or engage with a service, RYMH will be there to help them make a positive change. Young people can ask for support from the program themselves, or be referred by a community organisation.
Phone - 1800 236 762
https://www.benevolent.org.au/services-and-programs/list-of-programs/rural-youth-mental-health