FAQs
What makes us different?
We are all Peer! That means we all have a lived experience of a journey through mental health challenges, so we all understand what it's like to be in a hard place. We have built our services on what supports have worked for us - and what we wish we had been able to access when we needed help. We share ideas with each other all the time, and love trying new groups and events that will strengthen self-awareness, connection and joy.
Who can we help?
Anyone who believes our services sound like a great fit for them and feels ready to make a change (18+).
Can we provide corporate group events or training?
Absolutely! We regularly tailor Mental Health / Wellness Related / Trauma Awareness to workplace requirements. Reach out, and let us know what you're after.
What is WRAP? (Wellness Recovery Action Plan)
WRAP is an accredited Peer Mental Health Recovery course that provides an opportunity to thoroughly explore what wellness means to you; and what you need to get well and stay well - despite life's challenges. Your WRAP Facilitator will guide you though a shared process that will spark interesting and deep discussions between you. The goal is to get to know yourself better and gain personal insight into what really works for you and your unique circumstances to learn where and how to make change.
You can access WRAP as a stand-alone course provided one-to-one by one of our many trained staff. Online or in person.
NDIS
For more information on how to use your NDIS plan for our services, click HERE!
How can I access your services?
Our services can be accessed either privately or through NDIS funding. You can reach out to us directly via our website or contact us for more information on how to get started.
Who are your Peer Mentors and Peer Support Workers?
Our Peer Mentors and Peer Support Workers are individuals with lived experience of mental health challenges. They offer support based on their personal journeys, providing empathetic and practical guidance to help others manage their mental health and recovery.
How does peer support differ from traditional mental health support?
Peer support involves individuals who share similar experiences providing mutual support. Unlike traditional mental health services, peer support offers understanding and empathy from someone who has personally navigated similar challenges, fostering a deeper connection and practical insights.
What is the cost of your services?
Our services can be paid for privately or through NDIS funding. We can provide detailed information on costs and funding options upon request.
Are your services available to individuals outside of Perth?
While we are based in Perth, WA, we can discuss options for remote support or provide referrals to similar services in other locations if needed.
We are all Peer! That means we all have a lived experience of a journey through mental health challenges, so we all understand what it's like to be in a hard place. We have built our services on what supports have worked for us - and what we wish we had been able to access when we needed help. We share ideas with each other all the time, and love trying new groups and events that will strengthen self-awareness, connection and joy.
Who can we help?
Anyone who believes our services sound like a great fit for them and feels ready to make a change (18+).
- People with mental health issues
- Caregivers
- Young people
- Individuals in crisis
Can we provide corporate group events or training?
Absolutely! We regularly tailor Mental Health / Wellness Related / Trauma Awareness to workplace requirements. Reach out, and let us know what you're after.
What is WRAP? (Wellness Recovery Action Plan)
WRAP is an accredited Peer Mental Health Recovery course that provides an opportunity to thoroughly explore what wellness means to you; and what you need to get well and stay well - despite life's challenges. Your WRAP Facilitator will guide you though a shared process that will spark interesting and deep discussions between you. The goal is to get to know yourself better and gain personal insight into what really works for you and your unique circumstances to learn where and how to make change.
You can access WRAP as a stand-alone course provided one-to-one by one of our many trained staff. Online or in person.
NDIS
For more information on how to use your NDIS plan for our services, click HERE!
How can I access your services?
Our services can be accessed either privately or through NDIS funding. You can reach out to us directly via our website or contact us for more information on how to get started.
Who are your Peer Mentors and Peer Support Workers?
Our Peer Mentors and Peer Support Workers are individuals with lived experience of mental health challenges. They offer support based on their personal journeys, providing empathetic and practical guidance to help others manage their mental health and recovery.
How does peer support differ from traditional mental health support?
Peer support involves individuals who share similar experiences providing mutual support. Unlike traditional mental health services, peer support offers understanding and empathy from someone who has personally navigated similar challenges, fostering a deeper connection and practical insights.
What is the cost of your services?
Our services can be paid for privately or through NDIS funding. We can provide detailed information on costs and funding options upon request.
- Private costs depend on which service you are after - please reach out, and we'll let you know.
- NDIS: We follow the NDIS price guide / support catalogue for our services.
Are your services available to individuals outside of Perth?
While we are based in Perth, WA, we can discuss options for remote support or provide referrals to similar services in other locations if needed.
Coming 2025...
Peer-Led Suicide Prevention Training
“This trauma-informed training, led by experienced practitioners with a deep understanding of suicide and recovery, aims to empower participants to have compassionate and supportive conversations with those experiencing suicidal thoughts. By exploring the complexities of suicidal behaviour and learning effective communication techniques, participants will gain the confidence to offer support and connect individuals to essential resources”.
Milly Taylor (Trainer)
Milly Taylor (Trainer)
