Aim headspace is Australia's innovation in youth mental healthcare and comprises the
largest national network of enhanced primary care, youth mental health centres world‐wide …

headspace, Australia's national youth mental health initiative, was created in 2006 in
response to the recognition that the existing health system needed to be much more …

Objectives: To provide the first national profile of the characteristics of young people (aged
12–25 years) accessing headspace centre services—the Australian Government's …

International studies have shown that the prevalence of mental illness, and the fundamental
contribution it make to the overall disease burden, is greatest in children and young people …

International momentum in global mental health reform is building, responding to
overwhelming evidence of unmet need in high, middle and low income countries alike, and …

Despite mental disorders being the dominant health issue confronting young people, youth
mental health is yet to be recognised as a discrete, unified program area; responsibility for …

Purpose The objective of this review is to report on recent developments in youth mental
health incorporating all levels of severity of mental disorders encouraged by progress in the …

Objective: Evidence suggests that quality mental health care is based on well-integrated
multi-disciplinary care provided by a range of mental health, substance use, and general …

Objectives: To describe the services provided to young people aged 12–25 years who
attend headspace centres across Australia, and how these services are being delivered …

Objectives: To examine changes in psychological distress and psychosocial functioning in
young people presenting to headspace centres across Australia for mental health problems …