Clinical Care & Coordination – Regional

Our Clinical Care & Coordination program provides clinical services and care planning to people experiencing the impact of severe mental illness.

The program aims to improve both your mental and physical health by looking at your specific needs and then developing a plan of care to assist you to work on the areas of your life that are most important to you.

Clinical Care Planners are able to support you to:

• Set personal goals.
• Access the services you need and coordinate your care to achieve those goals.
• Improve your wellbeing with psychological therapy and suicide prevention support.
• Develop self management skills

Am I eligible?

To be eligible for this program, you must:

• Be aged 18 years or over;
• Be diagnosed with a severe & complex mental illness and;
• Have a Mental Health Treatment Plan.

What does a Clinical Care Planner do?

Your Clinical Care Planner will work with you to:

• Develop a coordinated care plan, based on your goals and needs.
• Ensure your family, carers and other physical and mental health practitioners are involved in the planning of services.
• Establish referral pathways that allow you to easily move between services as your needs change.

How do I access this service?

To get started with the program, you’ll need to visit your GP and request a Mental Health Treatment Plan.

To find out how to get a Mental Health Treatment Plan, check out our webpage:

Getting a Mental Health Treatment Plan

If you do not have a Mental Health Treatment Plan, you can still refer yourself by contacting Sonder on (08) 8209 0710 and we’ll work with you to get one.