Our Services
Social and Emotional Wellbeing
Winnunga Nimmityjah Aboriginal Health Service employs four Social and Emotional Well-being Counsellors under the Bring Them Home Program:
- Two male and
- Two female counsellors and
- A Psychiatrists and a general practitioner specialising in cognitive therapy part-time.
What does the Social and Emotional Well- Being Team Do?
The Social and Emotional Well-being (SEWB) team provides
- Support and counselling for social and emotional issues
- Advocacy
- Referral to appropriate agencies
- Community education
- Support groups
What Will Happen When You See A Member Of The Social and Emotional Well-Being Team?
When you come to see a Social and Emotional Wellbeing counsellor they will discuss your concerns in a supportive and non-judgemental environment.
The counsellors work with a range of Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal organisations to assist clients improve their health and wellbeing.
How can I see a Social and Emotional Wellbeing Counsellor?
You can see a Social and Emotional Wellbeing counsellors by ring Winnunga on 02) 6284 6222 or coming in.
You may not be able to be seen by a worker immediately but you will be assessed and a worker will arrange to meet with you at a suitable time.
Programs
- Women's Support and Art Group - Every Thursday (excluding school holidays).
- Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training - Targeting Aboriginal Youth