The Psychological Access+ service provided by PCCS is primarily for people who have difficulty accessing appropriate mental health (including psychology) support due to financial or other circumstances.
A range of services are available for people with mental illness, drug and alcohol issues or who are at risk of suicide or self-harm.
An experienced clinician will match you to the most appropriate service to meet your needs.
People eligible for Psychological Access+ services include:
Psychological Access+ provides access to a range of services, including:
Your GP will discuss your needs with you and, with your consent, provide your information to the Central Intake Hub.
The Central Intake Hub will share this information with Primary & Community Care Services (PCCS) who will organise your mental health support services.
A mental health professional from PCCS will contact you to arrange service provision and may seek your feedback about the service.
De-identified information may be used by the Sydney North Primary Health Network (SNPHN) and Primary & Community Care Services (PCCS) for reporting and evaluation purposes only.
Otherwise, your personal information will be stored in a secure database and kept confidential. It will not be released without your permission except where legally required, or if a person’s safety is at risk including yourself or others.
