Capital Health Network

Capital Health Network

Mental health is one of the nine key priority areas for CHN. In the last year, we developed and launched in partnership the ACT Regional Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Plan. We’ve also commissioned a range of local organisations to provide much-needed free mental health support for Canberrans.

Regional Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Plan

The ACT Regional Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Plan was developed in partnership by key mental health stakeholders in the ACT and informed by consultations with the ACT community.

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Borderline Personality Disorder: Dialectical Behaviour Therapy for Emerging Adults

CHN commissioned the University of Canberra to develop and implement a program that focuses on early intervention for mood regulation in emerging adults at high risk of BPD.

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Mental health services for young people: headspace

CHN commissioned Marathon Health to be the lead agency of headspace Canberra.

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Mental health services for the LGBTIQA+ population

CHN commissioned Meridian to develop and implement a co-designed service model to provide safe, high quality, evidence-based, community-focused and affirming psychological and psychosocial therapies to the LGBTIQA+ population

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Mental health support: Next Step

CHN commissioned a range of local organisations to provide much-needed free mental health support for Canberrans.  One such program is NextStep which provides free and confidential psychological support services.

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Psychosocial support for people with severe mental illness

CHN commissioned two services in the ACT that provided recovery-focused psychosocial supports to 264 people with severe mental health illness and issues over the past year.

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National Psychosocial Support Transition and Continuity of Support

CHN commissioned Woden Community Service (WCS) to address this through the National Psychosocial Support Transition program and Continuity of Support program.

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Therapeutic service for children: Stepping Stones

CHN commissioned CatholicCare to deliver the new Stepping Stones program which is a free, therapeutic service for children aged 12 and under who have experienced trauma.

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Support following a suicide attempt: The Way Back Support Service

The Way Back Support Service (TWBSS) supports people in the first few months following a suicide attempt.

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