Mental Health

FOR RELEASE 18 September 2017 Richmond Wellbeing Says “YES” to Marriage Equality and No to Discrimination Richmond Wellbeing, Rainbow Tick accredited mental health service, is committed to [...]

In honour of our ongoing commitment to reconciliation, Richmond Wellbeing and Aboriginal Elders Uncle Albert and Aunty Irene McNamara were joined by the Deputy Premier; Minister for Health, [...]

MEDIA RELEASE 16 July 2017 Richmond Wellbeing calls for indigenous artists to speak from their souls in the pursuit of a dream… Not-for-profit organisation, Richmond Wellbeing, will be joined by [...]

​On June 29 2017, Richmond Wellbeing hosted a pop-up Wellbeing Expo, GET ACTIVE. LIVE WELL at the Richmond Wellbeing Centre. Around 180 guests explored ways of being active and healthy in their [...]

An early start saw some of the staff from the Hearing Voices Network of Western Australia (HVNWA) manning an interactive stand at the annual Graylands Men’s Health Event. Over a number of years [...]

What are Voices? Hearing Voices is more common than people think. However, it can be a frightening experience for both the hearer and those around them, who may be unsure how to react. Research [...]

We know living with distressing voices can be difficult, and its important to explore ways of coping that work for you. Below we’ve listed possible strategies that have helped some people [...]

Written by John Read, Professor of Clinical Psychology, University of East London October 21, 2016 Hearing voices that other people can’t is a meaningful experience. Like dreams, they can usually [...]

An interesting study which compares the Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for Psychosis (CBTp) treatment approach most commonly used in statutory/clinical settings, typically in-patient, for those with [...]

There are many kinds of mental health support services out there. Two key kinds of support service are community outreach services, and supported residential accommodation services. Each offers [...]