Mental health is just as important as physical health. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, stressed, anxious, low, or unsure where to turn, there are mental health services across Western Australia to support you. Reaching out early can make a big difference. Find information about when to seek help, available support services and how to access care near you.
You don’t need to wait until things feel severe – mental health services are there for early support too. You may benefit from mental health support if you’re experiencing:
If you need to talk with someone, there are a number of free and anonymous helplines available, many of which run 24/7.
Some helplines specialise in certain topics, such as alcohol, parenting, Aboriginal or LGBTQIA+ issues. If you prefer not to speak over the phone, some services also offer live chat support.
Yes. A GP is often the first point of contact for mental health concerns. They can assess your symptoms, discuss treatment options and refer you to other services if needed.
Yes. Some mental health services are free, including Medicare Mental Health Centres, Medicare Mental Health Phone Service and Medicare Mental Health Kids Hubs, as well as many telephone and online support services
There are telephone and online mental health support services available 24 hours a day.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 000 immediately.
Use the mental health service finder below to search for support services across Western Australia. You can find services based on your location and the type of support you need, helping you connect with the right care for your circumstances.
There are many health services that provide support for mental health. These services offer different types of support depending on the type of care you need:
Wondering if you need urgent care, or to go to the emergency?
Use the online symptom checker below to get the recommended care options for your symptoms and help you decide on what to do next.
This takes an average of 6 minutes to complete.
