Useful Links
At MLA Psychology, we understand the importance
of comprehensive support on your journey to well-being.
In addition to our professional services, we’ve compiled a list of valuable resources and organisations that can provide you with additional funding, support, and guidance. These resources aim to empower you to access the assistance you may need, whether it’s related to mental health, emotional well-being, or personal growth.
Explore these links and discover how they can contribute to your overall wellness.
The APS is the leading professional association for psychologists in Australia, representing over 24,000 members. As a dedicated advocate for the psychology profession, the APS upholds high standards, promotes community well-being, and provides benefits to support its members. Their website offers valuable information about psychology, and you can easily find a psychologist in your area. Explore the APS website for insightful links and informative handouts on various topics.
Beyond Blue, a government initiative established in 2000, plays a vital role in raising awareness about mental illness and reducing stigma. Initially focusing on depression, Beyond Blue expanded its scope to include anxiety conditions and suicide prevention. Their website is a treasure trove of information and resources that can enhance your understanding of mental health issues.
Dedicated to depression and bipolar disorder, the Black Dog Institute is a not-for-profit organization committed to understanding, preventing, and treating mental illnesses. Their mission is to ensure mental health receives the same attention as physical health. Delve into their website for comprehensive information and resources related to depression and bipolar disorder.
Health Direct is a trusted source for practical health information and advice. Supported by the Australian government, their A-Z Health Topics section covers a wide range of up-to-date information that can be relevant to your well-being.
Victim Assist, a Queensland Government initiative, offers support to individuals who have experienced violence-related injuries. They provide assistance for recovery, helping to cover the costs of goods and services needed to overcome the physical and psychological effects of violent crime.
Formerly known as the Australian Centre for Post-traumatic Mental Health, Phoenix Australia is a global leader in understanding and recovering from trauma-related mental health effects. They review research, policies, and best practices related to trauma. Their website offers resources for both health professionals and those affected by traumatic events.
Healthline provides reliable, up-to-date research across various health topics. Their medical reviewers ensure accuracy and user-focus. With expertise spanning multiple medical specialties, Healthline’s content offers valuable insights for better health outcomes.
The Butterfly Foundation supports individuals affected by eating disorders and negative body image. Offering resources for those with the illness, as well as their families and friends, their website sheds light on the serious consequences of eating disorders and advocates for improved services.
