Mental health services

Early, tailored and concurrent support to determine the best path forward in the care of people with mental health conditions.

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Access Psych offers practical, evidence-based support to help individuals build resilience, recover from mental health challenges, and thrive at work and in life.

With a growing network of mental health clinicians across Australia, Access Psych delivers a wide range of services including:

  • Early intervention
  • Short-term psychological treatment,
  • Employee Assistance Programs (EAP)
  • Critical incident response.

They support individuals at every stage – from prevention to recovery – tailoring services to meet specific needs across corporate, community, and insurance sectors.

By focusing on timely, accessible support, Access Psych helps reduce the impact of mental health issues on individuals, workplaces, and the community. Their services are person-centred, clinically grounded and designed to work alongside other MedHealth offerings to create a seamless, wrap-around approach to care.

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MindHub provides specialised psychological services and understand the effects that a serious illness has on life and well-being.

The entire focus of their qualified MindHub team of Rehabilitation Specialists is on providing meaningful recovery support based on meeting specific needs so that people can return to and enjoy life.

Through MindHub, experts from across medical and allied health including Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Rehabilitation Counsellors and Occupational Therapists are brought together throughout each client’s treatment. This approach ensures faster recovery through a personalised plan towards optimal health and work.

Combining expertise and collaborating for the best care available results in:

  • A personalised experience
  • Fast tracked access to treatment – the right specialists at the right time
  • Fewer communication gaps
  • Reduced delays in access to recovery supports
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FertilityPsych is a specialist telepsychiatry service that offers compassionate, timely expert psychiatric assessments to assist with applications for early release of superannuation for IVF treatments. Throughout this process, they also support individuals and couples through the emotional challenges of fertility treatment, along with ongoing mental health care, tailored to each stage of the process.

Led by experienced psychiatrists with expertise in perinatal and reproductive mental health, FertilityPsych offers evidence-based guidance on managing stress, anxiety, and the safe use of medications during conception and pregnancy.

FertilityPsych’s structure and carefully selected panel of consultants understand the complex and often overwhelming nature of navigating fertility treatment. Their team is committed to providing clear, supportive advice to help customers feel informed, emotionally prepared, and empowered at every stage of their fertility journey.

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MindSense Centre of Psychiatry was established by the Medilaw Group, part of MedHealth, to address the unique needs of mental health and trauma-related areas. They integrate complex assessments, education, and consulting under one roof, and provide a comprehensive approach to these specialised fields. MindSense are also a leading Australian provider of highly specialised mental health services, with expertise in historical, institutional, and abuse-related assessments.

Quality and accessibility are core pillars of MindSense, ensuring that every service meets the highest standards. This commitment is evident in the availability of secure telehealth platforms, after-hours assessments, and nationwide delivery services—including access to correctional centres via telehealth.

With deep expertise in psychiatry, the team carefully matches each specialist to cases that align with their clinical skills and interests, ensuring accuracy and compliance at every stage.

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Cogent Thinking are well-known for their market leading early intervention programs. Their mental health care pathway for work-related psychological injury provides workplaces with very early access to expertise with a return-to-work mindset.

In addition, Cogent train people in Mental Health First Aid, an evidence-based course for workplaces that teaches people the skills to help someone they’re concerned about.

Participants learn how to help people who are developing a mental health problem, experiencing a worsening of an existing mental health problem or people in a mental health crisis, until appropriate professional help is received or the crisis resolves.

The 12-hour standard Mental Health First Aid course is accredited by Mental Health First Aid Australia and is available either online or face to face.