Personalised mental health support designed to help adults improve wellbeing, build coping skills and access support pathways closer to home.
Support to help better understand emotions, build coping strategies and improve emotional wellbeing.
Therapeutic support and recovery pathways for individuals wanting help with alcohol or substance concerns.
Community based support helping individuals living with complex mental health conditions work toward recovery goals.
Life brings challenges that can affect emotional wellbeing, relationships, work, family life and everyday responsibilities.
Stress, anxiety, social isolation, emotional changes and overwhelming responsibilities can sometimes become difficult to manage alone.
Country & Outback Health provides support designed around individual needs, experiences and goals.
Our experienced team works alongside adults to improve wellbeing and create practical pathways toward healthier outcomes.
Helping you better understand emotions and experiences.
Providing practical guidance and personalised care.
Building resilience and improving wellbeing.
Helping connect you with support pathways and services.
Speak to your GP or a healthcare provider.
Your GP or healthcare provider submits a referral.
Our team reviews your referral and assesses your needs.
Our team reaches out to arrange next steps.
Connect with our Mental Health Clinician and work towards your goal.



Country & Outback Health offers a range of Adult Mental Health services designed to support people experiencing emotional, psychological or behavioural challenges. Services include Adult Psychotherapy, Alcohol & Other Drugs support, and the Psychosocial Support Program. Each service is tailored to meet different needs and help individuals improve their wellbeing and quality of life.
The right service depends on your individual needs, goals and circumstances. If you’re unsure, our team can discuss your situation and help connect you with the most appropriate service or referral pathway.
Referral requirements vary depending on the service. Some programs require a referral from your GP or another healthcare professional, while others accept self referrals. Our team can guide you through the process.
Yes. All services are delivered in a safe, respectful and confidential environment. Information is only shared where required by law or when there is a serious concern for someone’s safety.
Many Adult Mental Health services are funded through Country SA PHN or other government funding programs. Eligibility depends on the service and referral pathway.
Services are delivered across multiple regional South Australian communities. Availability varies depending on the specific program.
Our team can help you connect with the right support for your needs.