FAQ
When should you see a Psychiatrist?
- If concerned that you may have a mental health condition requiring assessment and advice. - A connection of trust with a medical professional can help support any mental health concern including: -Burnout -Emotional distress -Behaviour changes -Thoughts of self-harm or suicide -Anxiety or mood disturbances -Substance related problems -Memory changes -Sleep disruptions -Trauma responses -Life adjustment phases -Past psychiatric conditions -Medication review Where there is uncertainty, further evaluation and support can be provided by a psychiatrist.
When do you consider medical treatment or psychotherapy?
Psychotherapy or talk therapy sessions can be of benefit for anyone even without a severe mental health condition. - A safe space for communication provides a platform for enhanced mental wellness. - Psychiatrists use various forms of therapy to support healing, mental recovery and personal growth. - Where indicated, a combination of psychotherapy and medication may be considered when treating certain conditions. - The approach is adjusted according to your needs.
What do you do if there is an emergency?
Present directly to your nearest hospital emergency department for emergency medical treatment. - Contact the practice during office hours and we will provide you with advice and guidance. - The support services on this website may provide additional help.
