How CCI can help
Specialist psychological services
CCI provides evidence-based psychological assessment and treatment for adults experiencing complex:
- Anxiety disorders
- Mood disorders
- Eating disorders
Our clinical psychologists use treatments that are supported by research. We offer both group and individual treatments. We also offer carers support evenings for people supporting a loved one with bipolar disorder, and for people supporting a loved one with an eating disorder.
Free self-help resources
CCI offers one of Australia's largest collections of evidence-based mental health resources, developed by clinical psychologists and freely available online. These resources are designed for people who want to learn practical strategies to improve their mental health, either independently or alongside support from a healthcare professional.
Resources include:
- Step-by-step self-help workbooks
- Information sheets
- Worksheets and practical exercises
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)-based strategies
Topics include:
- Depression
- Generalised anxiety and worry
- Health anxiety
- Panic
- Self-esteem
- Eating and body image concerns
- Bipolar disorder
- Perfectionism
- Sleep difficulties
- Stress and other common mental health challenges
Accessing treatment at CCI
Information about referral eligibility, referral pathways and referral forms is available on the CCI website. If you would like to discuss a potential referral, please contact CCI on (08) 9227 4399.
Information for Health Professionals
CCI supports health professionals through a range of evidence-based resources, training opportunities and research activities. Our clinician resources include demonstration videos, treatment manuals, step-by-step workbooks, worksheets and information sheets that can be used to support the delivery of psychological interventions. CCI also provides professional training in evidence-based psychological treatments for mental health practitioners and other health professionals. In addition, CCI undertakes clinically applied research aimed at improving psychological treatments and mental health outcomes, helping to ensure that our clinical services, resources and training programs remain informed by the latest evidence.