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GP Plus Health Care Centre - Marion
Child and adolescent mental health
Closed • Opens 9am tomorrow
GP Plus Health Care Centre - Marion
Service Details
Opening times
- Monday9am–5pm
- Tuesday9am–5pm
- Wednesday9am–5pm
- Thursday9am–5pm
- Friday9am–5pm
Contact
Address
10 Milham Street OAKLANDS PARK SA 5046
Phone
Fax
08 7425 8248
Website
GP Plus Health Care Centre - Marion
(http://www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/GPPlusMarion)
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For information about this service, or to book an appointment, please call.
Call 08 7425 8600About this service
Access
Toilet
Free parking
Child minding or creche
Baby change facility
Appointments
Call to check whether you need an appointment.
Billing
No fee
A free service where no payment or Medicare card is required.
Additional information
Child & Adolescent Mental Health
Service (CAMHS)
Our services include family and individual therapy, group programs for children and for parents/carers, and
information for parents/carers as well as other stakeholders working with the family.
We specialise in:
• Emotional issues – anxiety, fears or worries, feelings of sadness and depression, low self-worth, grief
and loss, self-harming, suicidal thinking, mood changes, relationship difficulties, school refusal and/or
abuse.
• Behavioural issues – aggression, destructiveness, disruptiveness and/or distractibility.
• Social issues – social withdrawal, family conflict, and social isolation and/or friendship problems.
• Mental illness – confused or delusional thinking and/or hallucinations
Service (CAMHS)
Our services include family and individual therapy, group programs for children and for parents/carers, and
information for parents/carers as well as other stakeholders working with the family.
We specialise in:
• Emotional issues – anxiety, fears or worries, feelings of sadness and depression, low self-worth, grief
and loss, self-harming, suicidal thinking, mood changes, relationship difficulties, school refusal and/or
abuse.
• Behavioural issues – aggression, destructiveness, disruptiveness and/or distractibility.
• Social issues – social withdrawal, family conflict, and social isolation and/or friendship problems.
• Mental illness – confused or delusional thinking and/or hallucinations
* Details may vary. Please call the service before visiting to double check details.
* Details may vary. Please call the service before visiting to double check details.