Our services offer a wide range of therapeutic options and approaches, which are not time-limited to support individuals, families, parents and carers of migrants, refugees and people seeking asylum background. The services are delivered by accredited psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, registered nurses, and occupational therapists using excellent carer choice in the treatment they desire with respect, integrity, and safety. Also, we partner and collaborate with treatment providers in acute mental illness and other substance abuse to support families, parents, or carers needing immediate, voluntary Treatment, Substance Abuse or Drug-related Services.
All referrals from clients, organisations and healthcare services are accepted Australia-wide, including regional and remote areas with access to our free Telehealth services.
You can access SoberMinds Mental Health Services if you are:
SoberMinds Mental Health services are self-funded or donations from individuals of goodwill, so we provide services free for you at no cost.
Our triage and assessment systems enable us to arrange an appointment with accredited mental health professionals to discuss, plan and treat your mental health issues.
In addition, we have counsellors, mental health clinicians, social workers and psychologists that can attend you on-site (in-office appointments) or refer you to access culturally safe, appropriate and specific mental healthcare services, including interventions that support rehabilitation, treatment, and ongoing care.
Our health professionals specialise in the following area but are not limited to anxiety disorders- generalised anxiety, social anxiety, panic, mood disorders, including depression, bipolar type I and II, schizoaffective disorder, and psychotic depression.
If you or someone you know is finding it hard to manage mental health issues, try healthdirect’s Symptom Checker and get advice on seeking professional help.
The Symptom Checker guides you to the next appropriate healthcare steps: self-care, talking to a health professional, going through a hospital, or calling triple zero (000).
The services and resources are person-centred, providing private, confidential Therapeutic Counselling, Alcohol and other Drug support services and Case Management. We offer this through group design/or one on one focusing on education, capability building, and empowerment of the community among all migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers.
03 8772 1380 or 03 8382 2125
Helping clients, parents, or families in need of our services and gets a quick referral as soon as they have been assessed.
As the agency providing services to the community and making a referral to the treatment provider, you will also receive correspondence on the outcome of the referral.
The Refugee Resource Hub (RRH), 205 Thomas St, Dandenong, VIC, 3175
Telephone: 03 8772 1380 | 03 9008 4599 | Mobile: 0435 638 040 | 0492 944 670 |
Email: rrh-admin@asrc.org.au | info@cmrh.org.au | Thecentremrh@gmail.com
For more information about eligibility and referral processes:
Crisis Counselling
Phone: 000
Where to get further help, including organisations that work with all Australians:
Phone: 1300 659 467
Phone: 1800 888 236
Phone: 1300 22 4636
Phone: 1300 78 99 78
Phone: 13 1114 or chat online
Phone: 1300 364 277
Sexual Assault & Childhood Sexual Abuse, Domestic Violence counselling and support
Social Work & Psychology
Suggested Reading
Suggested Viewing
Head to Health (What should you know about mental health conditions and disorders?), Beyond Blue (What is mental health?), Black Dog Institute (General wellbeing), headspace (Tips to keep good mental health), Mensline (Men’s mental Health – common challenges).
