Orygen Youth Health

Specialised treatment and support for young people experiencing a first episode of psychosis or at high risk of developing psychosis, including medication, psychological interventions, family support, and practical support with work and school.

Assessment and treatment of mood disorders including depression and bipolar disorder, with tailored approaches including psychological therapies, medication, family support, and practical support.

Specialised support for young people experiencing difficulties with emotion regulation, interpersonal relationships, and self-identity, using evidence-based approaches including individual therapy, medication, and family support.

Specialised assessment and treatment for young people experiencing anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and other eating disorders, including medical monitoring, nutritional rehabilitation, and psychological interventions.

24-hour hospital-based care in a safe environment for young people experiencing mental health crises, with private rooms, therapeutic activities, and multidisciplinary specialist support.

Voluntary 12-week program for young people aged 12-25 who have experienced suicidal thoughts, self-harm, or suicide attempts, focusing on safety planning and coping skills.

Time-limited intensive community-based acute intervention delivered by multidisciplinary clinicians and lived experience workers in the young person's home environment.

Supports young people in working toward personal recovery goals through group activities, educational support, and vocational recovery to rebuild confidence and reconnect with meaningful activities.

First point of contact for accessing services, providing triage, crisis assessment, and short-term interventions for young people experiencing acute mental health issues.