BounceBack assists young people aged 12–25 who are experiencing severe and complex mental health difficulties which require a flexible and medium-term service within a primary care setting.
Why is this service needed?
The service provides case management, care coordination and psychological therapy to young people and their families. The BounceBack team provides tailored support and care which includes family and peer support.
These services are provided by a multi-disciplinary team including mental health clinicians, psychiatry, family and peer workers.
BounceBack provides a flexible and goal-directed service, with a focus on understanding and improving the young person’s physical and mental health as well as their functional recovery. BounceBack services can be provided in the community where the young person is most comfortable, as well as in an office-based location.
Who have we commissioned?
BounceBack is delivered by:
- Youth Support and Advocacy Services (YSAS) across Frankston, Mornington Peninsula
- Eastern Access Community Health (EACH) across Kingston, Greater Dandenong, Casey and Cardinia.
How can you access support?
Referral forms for BounceBack
Please note: Referrers will only be able to fill in the form after it has downloaded to their desktop.
For general practitioners
Click to download referral form and GP MH Treatment Plan - Adolescent
For other health professionals
Click to download the referral form - Adolescent.
Or alternatively
Contact Access & Referral
Contact A&R to make a referral, to discuss eligibility or to find services within an area.
- Telephone: 1800 862 363 (8.30am-4.30pm weekdays)
SEMPHN Access & Referral does not provide after-hours or emergency advice or support. In case of emergency, call 000. Consent is needed for consumers to receive services.
Please Note: The Access & Referral phone line is closed on public holidays.
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