PsychMed

Choose the one that sets you apart — PsychMed 5+1.
You’ve seen the rest, now choose and become your best 🌟

Applications are now open for PsychMed’s 5+1 Paid Internship Program (2025/2026 intake) ‼️

We’re looking for provisional psychologists and early-career clinicians who are ready to grow in a supportive, evidence-based environment 🔍

🧠 What you can expect:
• Weekly supervision with senior clinicians
• Structured rotations across key service areas
• Training in evidence-based approaches
• A collaborative, values-driven team
• Transparent support throughout the internship

Swipe through for details on the program, what we offer, and how to get in touch 👉🏻

📩 Apply Now : [email protected]

Today, 10 October 2025, is World Mental Health Day.
It’s a day to start conversations, reduce stigma, reach out for support — and connect with our communities.

This year’s theme, Connect with your community, highlights the importance of belonging to places where we feel safe, seen, and heard.

Connection today and every day, is a simple way to care for your own mental health, and the wellbeing of those around you.

Throughout October, Mental Health Australia is sharing tips and reminders in our free 2025 World Mental Health Day calendars to help you check in and connect with your community.

Download yours here: http://bit.ly/42kUX3d

October is Mental Health Month! This year's theme is Connecting When it Counts. It aims to remind us that timely conversations about our mental wellbeing can make all the difference, so reach out to your friends and family, and share the connection! PsychMed aims to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health by encouraging these conversations, and normalising discussions about our mental health during significant moments. If you or a loved one needs immediate crisis support, please all Urgent Mental Health on 08 8448 9100 or Lifeline on 13 11 14. To connect with First Nations controlled services, check out nunku.org.au or call Thirrili on 1800 805 801.

The Relapse Prevention Program is a group therapy that runs once a week facilitated by a psychologist. It is designed to assist your efforts in maintaining abstinence, or complement one-on-one therapy if you have recently been through withdrawal or inpatient detox from alcohol or drugs. Our next group begins on the 3rd of October and there are spots available. Medicare rebates can be obtained through a referral from a GP or psychiatrist under the Commonwealth Better Access scheme to psychological services Mental Health Care Plan. If you are interested, please contact us on 8232 2424 to discuss the program and enrolment with one of our friendly admin team.