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Confidential crisis support for anyone feeling overwhelmed, distressed or having difficulty staying safe.
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This page connects people in Australia with emergency, crisis and ongoing mental health support. My Mind Is Ok is not monitored as a crisis service.
Immediate danger
Call 000 or go to the nearest emergency department if you or someone else is in immediate danger, may act on thoughts of suicide or self-harm, or may harm another person.
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You do not need to contact MMIO first. Use the service that best matches the support you need.
Confidential crisis support for anyone feeling overwhelmed, distressed or having difficulty staying safe.
Support for anxiety, depression and other mental health concerns, including speaking with a counsellor.
Telephone and online counselling for people affected by suicide, including people having thoughts of suicide and those supporting someone else.
Culturally safe crisis support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, delivered by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander crisis supporters.
Medical and ongoing support
For assessment, treatment, medication questions or ongoing mental health care, contact an appropriate health professional rather than the MMIO contact form.
A GP can assess what is happening, discuss a Mental Health Treatment Plan where appropriate, provide treatment and refer you to other services.
Go to the nearest emergency department for urgent in-person assessment when safety, severe distress, psychosis or rapid deterioration is a concern.
Call 1800 022 222 to speak with a registered nurse for health advice and guidance on what service to use next.
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MMIO does not monitor users, provide crisis intervention or arrange emergency care. The Contact page remains available for account, billing, accessibility, partnership and merchandise enquiries only.