NSW Central West
NSW Central West headspace is a youth-friendly, FREE service for anyone aged between 12 and 25 years. Our staff will talk to you about your concerns and provide you with support, information and services in a confidential, non-judgmental environment.
Are you or someone you know:
• Feeling down, depressed or anxious
• Not coping at school, work or home
• Not sleeping well
• Finding it hard to concentrate
• Hurt or bullied by others
• Worried about drinking or drug use
Or you can check us out if you have questions about:
• General physical health
• Nutrition and diet
• Mental health
• Drinking or drug use
• Sexual health
• Contraception
• Caring for someone with a mental illness
• Housing
• Employment
• Relationships
NSW Central West headspace staff include:
• Doctors (two clinics each week, includes after hours appointments)
• Women’s health nurse (every Tuesday 9am – 12noon)
• Mental health assessors
• Psychologists
• Drug & Alcohol workers
• Dietitian (second Tuesday of each month)
• Work & Education advisors
Drop into our site at 253 George Street, Bathurst or ring (02) 6338-1100 to find out more. You can come in by yourself, or bring someone with you for support. We can also provide you with general information if you would just like to find out more about certain issues. Referrals are not required but appointments are necessary.
News & events
NSW Central West headspace had its official launch and Youth Mental Health Forum on Monday 17th November.
The Hon. Bob Debus MP, Member for Macqu... more
CSU Cover Me With Honey
Charles Sturt University (CSU) held their annual Cover Me With Honey trivia night on Tuesday 9th September. CSU kindly chose ... more
Mental Health Week
Mental Health Week this year was held from 5th to 11th October. The theme was: ”Appreciate the little things in life” – promoting ... more
Training
12/11/2008 - 31/12/2008
Training Calendar
05/12/2008
Youth mental health first aid is designed to teach adults how to provide initial support to young people experiencing mental health problems. The cour... more
12/12/2008
For more information please refer to Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA) - Day 1.