Youth friendly mental health service for people aged 12-25
Our headspace centres are youth-friendly and inviting.
We offer a space where you and your safety is our number one priority.
We'll treat you with respect at all times and keep your information private.
Servies at our headspace Centres are free.
To be eligible for headspace, you must be aged between 12-25.
All headspace staff are experts at working with young people. The headspace staff include a team of Mental Health Clinicians, GPs and Youth Mental Health Workers.
Our team will help you to access the right type of worker. To support your needs.
Booking an appointment is as simple as phoning or emailing your nearest headspace centre to find a time that suits you. You can also ask a friend, teacher, parent, other family member, health worker or community agency to contact headspace for you.
Alternatively, you can complete one of our Online Referral Forms for the centre closest to you: Adelaide, Edinburgh North, Marion, Onkaparinga .
If you, or someone you are with, are hurt or need immediate support, please call 000.
Emergency and crisis supportIf you’re a young person aged between 12-25 years, headspace provides a range of services to improve your health and wellbeing.
Our services cover four core areas: mental health and wellbeing, physical and sexual health, work and study support, and alcohol and other drug services.
Visits are free and confidential.
headspace welcomes and supports young people of any ethnicity, culture, faith, sexual orientation and gender identity.
Information for GPs
To refer a patient to this service, please download the Mental Health Treatment Plan, complete and return to us via email or fax.
Due to program restrictions, Sonder clinicians are not able to provide medicolegal reports or assessments.
Join our groups & workshops
Ranging from one-off sessions to six-week programs, our group workshops will provide you with practical knowledge and resources to improve your mental health and wellbeing.
View groups and workshopsExpert support for young people who are experiencing an early episode of psychosis or are at risk of developing psychosis.
headspace services are funded by the Australian Government Department of Health. Administration of funding is carried out by the headspace centre’s local Primary Health Network, in this case, Adelaide (Adelaide PHN).