Caring for someone living with a mental health condition can be rewarding, but it can also be emotionally demanding and challenging. At Currumbin Clinic, we recognise the important role carers, family members and support people play in a person's recovery journey.
Our Complimentary Carer and Family Support Group provides a welcoming environment where carers can connect with a mental health professional, gain valuable insights, and access practical strategies to support both their loved one and their own wellbeing.
This free monthly group has been designed specifically for family members, carers and support people of individuals experiencing mental health conditions. Participants can attend independently and take part in an educational and supportive session facilitated by a mental health worker.
The group aims to:
The group is open to carers and support people of individuals living with a wide range of mental health conditions.
Supporting someone with a mental health condition can have a significant impact on a carer's own wellbeing. Many carers prioritise the needs of others while neglecting their own mental health and self-care.
Attending a dedicated support group can provide valuable tools to help manage stress, build resilience, reduce isolation and maintain wellbeing while continuing to support a loved one.
Location: Currumbin Clinic
When: First Thursday of every month
Time: 3:30pm – 4:30pm
Cost: Free
RSVP: Essential - Please confirm with our team to confirm session times.
Places are limited and registration is required.
Phone: (07) 5525 9689
Email: pbc.daypatients@aurorahealth.com.au
Currumbin Clinic is a leading private mental health hospital on the Gold Coast, providing specialist inpatient and day programs for a range of mental health conditions. Our Carer and Family Support Group complements the broader support available through our experienced multidisciplinary team and commitment to holistic mental health care.
If you are supporting a loved one living with a mental health condition and would like guidance, education and connection with others who understand the challenges of caring, we encourage you to join our monthly Carer and Family Support Group.
