headspace Eastern Shore

11/09/2026

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Tuesdays 6:30pm – 9:45pm AEST (in school terms), for anyone aged 12-25. If you identify as, are questioning, or are interested in learning about trans and gender diversity and/or sexuality, join the community to discuss all things LGBTQIA+. https://my.headspace.org.au/online-communities/372936/

09/09/2026

Studying abroad comes with its challenges. Transitioning to a new country, even one with a similar culture, is a significant shift. Whether you're new to Australia or have been here a while, you may still face barriers and challenges. Let us walk alongside you!

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04/09/2026

Families, including parents, significant people, and guardians, play an essential role in supporting young people through difficult periods. At headspace, we provide the resources needed to walk alongside you through these changes and challenges.

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02/09/2026

Looking after your own mental health whilst caring for a young person!

Join this online chat today at 6:30-9:45pm (join at anytime) to connect with other adults. Share experiences, explore strategies, and feel supported as you navigate your wellbeing and your role as a carer.

Families play an important role in a young person's wellbeing, whether they're going through a tough time or things are tracking well. Taking care of your own mental health can help you stay connected and supported.

Click this link to join: https://headspace.org.au/online-and-phone-support/join-the-community/chats-by-professionals/psm-supporting-other-september-2026/?utm_source=Dynamics%20365%20Customer%20Insights%20-%20Journeys&utm_medium=email&utm_term=N%2FA&utm_campaign=260826%20%28centre%20bulletin%29&utm_content=260826%20%28centre%20bulletin%29 =e1dc8720-1437-4765-be57-6451ccfd0000

26/08/2026

Wondering whether headspace Eastern Shore is the right fit for your situation? Navigating mental health support can be overwhelming, but we're here to make the process easier.

21/08/2026

Do you know headspace Eastern Shore offers the headspace Early Psychosis Program?

The headspace Early Psychosis program offers free, confidential support for young people aged 12–25 who are at risk of developing psychosis or are experiencing an early episode of psychosis.

Psychosis is an experience where a person has trouble interpreting the world around them. They might see or hear things others don’t or have unusual thoughts or beliefs. Psychosis is often frightening for the person experiencing it, and they might feel misunderstood by those around them. Importantly, with the right support, most people have a good recovery.

The headspace Early Psychosis program provides specialist clinical case managers, as well as a range of peer support and family workers, who’ll work with young people and their family to support their individual needs.
To learn more about psychosis and the headspace Early Psychosis Program, visit our hub: https://headspace.org.au/services/early-psychosis/ 💛

19/08/2026

Get ready to explore the centre without any hassle! Just take a quick, fun look around.

If you want to read through it in detail, please visit our webpage and scroll to the "More Information" section, or simply click on this link. You'll have everything you need to know to navigate confidently.https://headspace.org.au/assets/Uploads/Centres/Eastern-shore/hES-access-key-2026.pdf

14/08/2026

headspace Early Psychosis Program is now available to support young Tasmanians aged 12 to 25 at headspace Eastern Shore. As a community, we can learn about psychosis (link in bio), enabling us to stand by young people who experience these symptoms. We can all play a part in encouraging young people to seek support as early as possible, without hesitation.

Psychosis is an experience when someone has difficulty making sense...

12/08/2026

Building social connections is essential for maintaining a healthy mind, especially for our young people! Join us just as you are; we promise a warm and welcoming space where you can make new friends.

Feel free to extend this invitation to any young person you know. For more information, call 6219 9870 to speak with our team!

04/06/2026

Cuppa in the rain. Thank you all for showing up and acknowledging National Reconciliation Week 2026 with us, even in the rain. We are truly going All In! Special thanks to Brendan Blomeley, Mayor of the City of Clarence. for the support!