
APIC's Free Counselling Service - Mental Health and Wellbeing Support

Converge International APIC's Counselling Service
APIC students can access counselling through Converge International. Converge International provides a free, professional and confidential counselling support in all areas of study, work and life. Converge International's counsellors understand that people face many challenges in their lives and that sometimes, these require specialised support.
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Services Provided
When you access the Youth and Student Helpline, you will speak with a qualified, experienced counsellor across a range of issues including:
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Study, work and personal stress
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Homesickness and transition to life in Australia
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Personal and workplace relationships
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Emotional difficulties
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Communication and relationship tension, conflict and breakdown
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Sexual harassment and sexual assault
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Grief and loss
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Sleep and fatigue
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Gambling, drug, alcohol and other addictions
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Anger and violence
Converge Counsellors help:
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You understand your personal strengths and assist in making good decisions
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Support you in developing strategies to drive positive changes in behaviour and lifestyle
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You adapt to change and seize opportunities Provide coping strategies when dealing with difficult situations
Student Assistance Program
Your Student Assistance Program is:
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A confidential service
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Available to all students
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Available for up to 3 sessions per issue
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Details of your discussion will not be shared with your education provider. You can read their Privacy Policy on their website.​
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Remember that our mental health is as important as our physical health, please seek help when needed.
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Take good care, keep safe and stay well.
Book an appointment to meet with a Converge International Counsellor
To arrange for an appointment to see a Converge International Counsellor
Tel: 1300 687 399, Visit: www.convergeinternational.com.au
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Tell Converge that you're a student of the Education Centre of Australia studying at Asia Pacific International College (APIC).
FREE Mental Health and Wellbeing Support and Resources for students 25 years and younger
Students up to 25 years of age can access headspace services and the MOST mental health app FREE of charge.
The MOST mental health app offers mental health and wellbeing support that can be accessed anytime, anywhere! MOST can be set up to provide the support you need across any number of challenges you might be experiencing such as: being stuck in your thoughts, having trouble sleeping, feeling anxious, social confidence, body image concerns, low self-esteem. Click here to find out more about how the MOST app works.
​headspace offer free and confidential support in person support at a centre of your choosing or via their eheadspace services: online chat and telephone 1800 650 890 between 3pm - 10pm daily and have an email service that offers responses with 2 days. headspaces services are free​​ and can help those under 25's with mental health, physical health (including sexual health), alcohol and other drug services, as well as work and study support. ​
