🧠 Struggling with Mental Health or Feeling Disconnected?
- comms073
- Jul 25
- 1 min read

Indigenous Mental Health Program - Strong spirit, strong mind.
At Kambu Health, we know that healing starts with connection — to self, to culture, and to mob.
Our Indigenous Mental Health Program offers a trauma-informed and holistic approach to support in dealing with mental health, stress, and cultural disconnection.
✅ One-on-one counselling, care planning and coordination
✅ Group sessions on identity, culture, emotional wellbeing & healing
✅ Program runs over 12 weeks with regular yarns and group support
✅ After the program, we’ll help you plan next steps and link in with more support if needed
🌿 Delivered in a non-clinical, culturally safe space, with support across Kambu Health services
📍 Mob 18+, living in West Moreton (Ipswich, Lockyer, Somerset, Scenic Rim)
Referred through a Kambu Health GP, other services, or self-referral.
There’s no shame in reaching out — your wellbeing matters.
📞 Contact our Social Health team for a yarn by calling: (07) 3810 3000 (Option 4)




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