Individual counselling sessions specialise in substance use for family members and individuals to assist in developing coping skills, communication skills, and self-care strategies to manage their well-being.

The Link Foundation AOD

Family Drug Support (FDS) is a caring, non-religious organisation which provides non-judgemental, non-directive support and information to families and friends of people using drugs and/or alcohol across Australia. 

FDS provides a toll free, 24/7 national telephone support line in addition to support groups, education programs, printed/online resources, counselling and bereavement services. 

See website for support group and education program dates.

24/7 Support Line: 1300 368 186

Family Drug Support

24/7, statewide counselling, information and referral to support the health and wellbeing of working away from home communities including FIFO/fly-in-fly-out workers, their families and friends. Contact can be made by telephone, email or Live Chat.  Alcohol and Drug Support Service also offers an online Live Chat option. This can be accessed via the website.

Working Away Alcohol and Drug Support Line

Snow Bennett Youth Service (SBYS) is a service of Swan Emergency Accommodation.

Services Provided
SBYS provides crisis accommodation and support to up to six young people (15 to 25yrs) who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.

Transitional accommodation units for young people, usually once they have attained some independent living skills in the youth house

The Drug Education Program offers young people living in SEA accommodation:  
•	Support to address their drug and alcohol issues
•	Health education and harm minimisation information
•	Assessment and referral

Please contact Youth Manager on 9274 1611 or email ycoord@swanea.com to discuss referral of clients.  Clients may also self refer.
•	In-Service Counselling 
•	Outreach
•	Recreation

Target Groups
Young people (15 - 25)

Entry Requirements
•	Homeless
•	Risk of homelessness

Indigo Junction

Integral Psychotherapy

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Uniting Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Services

Talked is a national online psychology and counselling service. Patients can find, book and connect with over 150 psychologists and counsellors in 12 hours, at any time or day of the week. Talked has helped more than 20,000 Australians access the support they need when they need it. Whether through video, phone, chat or in-person, Talked has a therapist available to help.

Patients can easily access rebates for Medicare, private health insurance, NDIS and workers' compensation. 

Talked Psychology and Counselling

Confidential, 24/7, WA state-wide phone counselling, information & referral service for anyone concerned about their own or another person's alcohol/drug use.  Professional counsellors can provide a call back service to socially & geographically isolated clients. Counselling & information for people from non-English speaking backgrounds is provided through the Translating & Interpreting Service (TIS) & service brochures are available in a number of languages other than English.

Alcohol and Drug Support Line (Metro Callers)

Confidential, 24/7, state-wide counselling, information, referral and support for anyone concerned about a loved one's alcohol or drug use. Contact can be made by telephone, email or online Live Chat. 

Parent and Family Drug Support Line (Metro Callers)

Offers a range of services to serve people of all ages. Services Provided - Residential Aged Care Centre - Home and community care services - Family support services - Youth Services - Sobering up Shelter & Detox Centre - Drug & Alcohol Rehabilitation Service - Childrens Counselling Program- Youth Diversion Services 

Yaandina Family Centre

At AA, privacy and anonymity is respected. There is no requirement or expectation to come back to any AA meeting. They can be attended often or as little as you prefer. AA meetings are relaxed, friendly and open. To find a meeting in your area visit the website or call the phone number listed. The primary purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics to achieve sobriety.

Alcoholics Anonymous - Wickham

Provides a range of suitable supports that helps individuals and communities reduce drug and alcohol misuse. Aims to engage directly with individuals, families and communities to: - Prevent problems arising from alcohol and other drug misuse, - Provide treatment support for people struggling with their wellbeing - Community support to assist the communities become more resilient to the effects of alcohol and other drugs.  

Drug and alcohol counselling in Roebourne

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Drug and alcohol counselling in Roebourne

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