AHANA HOSPITALS
Mental Health Services
Psychiatric care, psychological support and recovery-focused services for children, adolescents, adults, older people and families.
Need urgent mental-health help?
If there is an immediate risk of harm, severe behavioural disturbance or rapidly worsening symptoms, seek urgent professional assistance.
Choose the care that fits your needs
Start with the type of support you are looking for. If you are unsure, our team can help identify the appropriate pathway.
Inpatient Care
Structured assessment, treatment and recovery support in a safe, supervised setting.
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Outpatient Care
Psychiatric consultations, psychological support and planned follow-up without admission.
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Emergency Mental Health Care
Prompt assessment when symptoms, behaviour or safety concerns require urgent attention.
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Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
Age-appropriate assessment and support for children, teenagers and their families.
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De-addiction Treatment
Integrated psychiatric, medical and psychosocial support for alcohol and substance-use concerns.
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Psychological Therapies
Evidence-informed therapy for emotional, behavioural and relationship difficulties.
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Adult Psychiatry
Assessment and treatment for mental-health concerns affecting adults at different stages of life.
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Remote psychiatric consultation and follow-up for selected individuals, subject to clinical suitability and service availability.
Explore telepsychiatryNot sure which service is appropriate?
You do not need to arrive with a diagnosis. Tell us what has changed, how long it has been happening and how daily life has been affected. We can help you identify an appropriate starting point.
Find the Right CareWhat to expect
A clear pathway from first contact to an individualised plan.
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Speak with our team
Share the main concern and whether you are seeking routine, planned or urgent support.
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Clinical assessment
A clinician reviews symptoms, safety, health, functioning and relevant family information.
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Personalised care plan
Recommendations may include consultation, therapy, medication, admission or coordinated recovery support.
Care across Ahana locations
Services and clinician availability may vary by location. Explore our centres or contact the team before travelling.
View LocationsFrequently Asked Questions
1. Do I need a diagnosis before contacting Ahana?
No. You can contact us when you notice a change in mood, sleep, behaviour, thinking, substance use or everyday functioning.
2. Does every location offer every service?
Service and clinician availability can vary. Please confirm the appropriate centre before your visit.
3. Can a family member contact Ahana for guidance?
Yes. Families can seek guidance about arranging an assessment and supporting someone who may be unwell.
4. When should urgent help be sought?
Seek urgent help when there is immediate danger, severe agitation, marked confusion, rapidly worsening symptoms or an inability to maintain basic safety.
Start with the right level of support
Our team can help you understand the available options and identify an appropriate next step.