Resources
The Glow Centre is a private practice offering services by appointment only, we are not equipped to provide emergency or crisis support. On this page you will find contact information for emergency and crisis support, mental health support organizations offering online and phone support, plus links to resources and information for individuals and their families. We encourage you to reach out to these services if you need help.
Contact Emergency Services:
000
Mental Health Access Line:
1300 MH CALL (1300 64 22 55)
What is the mental health access line?
1300 MH CALL is a confidential mental health telephone triage service that provides the first point of contact to public mental health services to Queenslanders. The service is staffed by trained and experienced professional mental health clinicians who can provide support, information and advice in a mental health emergency or crisis.
The service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, so you can reach out anytime you need support.
Reach out to your broader support network:
contact your GP, Psychiatrist, or other medical professionals involved in your care.
Check the websites below for their open hours for support
Online resources for mental health support
Ways to improve mental wellbeing including resources (apps, courses, podcasts) and links to support services.
Support, online programs, coping guides and resilience tools to help you through tough times.
Mental Health Support Links
These organisations are available 24 hours/7 days
Eating Disorder support
We understand that finding the right clinician for eating disorder treatment can feel overwhelming. While we have clinicians who provide evidence-based treatment for eating disorders, our capacity in this area is limited, and we are unfortunately unable to accommodate every referral and enquiry we receive.
There are a number of organisations and directories available to support you. The resources below can help you locate suitably trained clinicians, as well as provide information, education, and practical resources for individuals, families, and carers navigating eating disorder recovery.
Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinicians are health professionals recognised for their training, skills and experience in providing eating disorder care. Listed GPs are trained in providing screening, assessment and diagnosis of eating disorders and referral to appropriate services for treatment. Connect·ed is governed by the Australia & New Zealand Academy for Eating Disorders.
Search for dietitians and mental heath professionals (psychologists, social workers, occupational therapists (OTs), mental health nurses , nurse practitioners, psychiatrists and general practitioners (GPs) who provide psychological evidence-based treatment) are trained in providing eating disorder treatment. Contact the practitioner/practice listed in the search directory to find out about current availability and whether they may be the right fit for your care.
Australia & New Zealand Academy for Eating Disorders (ANZAED) is the peak body representing and supporting all professionals working in the field of eating disorders prevention, treatment, and research.
The National Eating Disorders Collaboration (NEDC) is dedicated to building an accessible and equitable system of care for all Australians experiencing eating disorders, their families, supports and communities.
InsideOut Institute is Australia’s national institute for eating disorder research and clinical excellence, providing evidence-based information, resources and support for people affected by eating disorders, their families and carers. Their website includes educational resources, screening and self-help tools, online support programs, and a treatment services database to help people find appropriate care.
EDQ is a statewide, community‑based not‑for‑profit organisation supporting people living with an eating disorder, as well as their carers and key support people.
National Charity for anyone in Australia impacted by eating disorders and body image issues, as well as the families, friends and communities who support them.
Support line: 1800 ED HOPE (1800 33 4673) | available 8am-midnight