Women’s Health and Wellbeing Services is a not for profit organisation that works with women and families in the community to reduce the impact of mental health problems on families and to help foster growth, for strong women and strong families. Your small change will make a big change!
Women’s Heath and Wellbeing has a variety of different organisations and companies working from our office in Gosnells.
To find out more about the different agency working within WHWS please see below.
The Pregnancy to Parenthood Clinic (P2P) is a community-based early intervention service dedicated to supporting families transitioning to parenthood who are experiencing emotional difficulties. P2P provides comprehensive support from pregnancy through to the child’s second year, ensuring no out-of-pocket expenses for families. P2P’s interventions focus on strengthening the emotional well-being of parents, their babies, and the family system as a whole. By fostering nurturing relationships, they support optimal development and equip parents with the skills to cope with the emotional demands of parenthood. Families can self-refer or be referred by a health professional. For referrals, please contact them at info@p2pclinic.com.au
In addition to family support, P2P actively contributes to building the capacity and capability of our future workforce through a specialised training program for postgraduate clinical psychology trainees and other allied health students. During their 6 to 12-month placement, trainees work closely with families under the supervision of PIMH Supervisors and Practitioners. The innovative intervention and training model is distinctively different from traditional mental health services and is the only one of its kind in Australia.
Please view their website for more information.
Traumatic sexual experiences can have a huge impact on your daily life. It’s important to seek help to cope with these effects so they don’t dominate your life and cause serious long-term problems. Good mental health is just as important as good physical health.
It takes an enormous amount of courage to talk to someone about your experiences, but not seeking help can often lead to the situation becoming worse. SARC counsellors are trained to understand the impacts of sexual trauma and to support survivors of sexual trauma in their recovery.
SARC offers two types of counselling services:
ASeTTS is a provider of holistic services to people who are humanitarian entrants or are from a refugee type background and have experienced torture and trauma in their country of origin, during their journey to Australia or while in detention. All services are provided free of charge as well as interpreters for non-English speaking clients.
Referrals can be made by calling the ASeTTS office on (08) 9227 2700 or completing the referral form on their website.
