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Clients are able to withdraw from alcohol or drug use in a safe, familiar and supportive home environment. The consumption...

In December last year, Sonder was proud to have been announced as the preferred provider for the headspace Adelaide and...

Selected drug and alcohol rehabilitation services in South Australia have received a $20m boost as the Federal Government steps up...

On Wednesday 27th March 2019, Sonder is hosting its annual Closing the Gap Day celebrations at the Adelaide Showground The...

Sonder and the Adelaide PHN welcome emerge – a new, free service in the outer Northern and outer Southern metropolitan regions of Adelaide for helping young people aged 16-25 years experiencing/or at risk of experiencing severe and complex mental illness.

As the festive season approaches, Sonder would like to remind all stakeholders that our offices will be closed for 2 weeks during the Christmas & New Year Period. Sonder's offices will be closed as of Friday 21st December 2018 and will reopen Monday 7th January 2019.

Youth Wellbeing offers a maximum of 12 therapeutic counselling sessions per calendar year, delivered by Mental Health Clinicians who are experienced and qualified psychologists, mental health nurses and social workers.

On Saturday 14th October 2017, Sonder successfully convened its 24th Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Annual Dinner at Sanctuary at...

The Northern Health Network is taking the lead in coordinating an providing dual diagnosis and treatment pathways for clients experiencing both drug and alcohol and mental health problems.

The headspace Employment Support program utilises the Individual Placement and Support model of employment support. This model integrates Employment Specialists with mental health clinicians to ensure clients receive coordinated support within the one service. The focus of this program is on supporting clients to find and maintain competitive employment in a job consistent with individual preferences. 

The Integrated Team Care Activity offers a range of initiatives and incentives to support you and your practice team in providing quality primary health care to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people with chronic disease; or at risk of developing a chronic disease.

The Northern Health Network brought Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities together with five Closing the Gap events this year across South Australia.

Tips for GPs and health professionals to assist with making the first steps in responding to clients who speak out about a history of child sexual abuse.

Mental Health Program in Gawler-Barossa for clients living with a serious illness