Mental Health

Mental Health Matters: Find Support at Ivanhoe Family Doctors

Taking care of your mental well-being is just as important as your physical health. At Ivanhoe Family Doctors, we understand the challenges of navigating mental health concerns. Our compassionate team of GPs is here to provide comprehensive and confidential support to help you thrive.

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Common Mental Health Concerns

We offer a range of services to address a variety of mental health issues:

  • Anxiety and Stress Management: Feeling anxious or overwhelmed? We can help you develop coping mechanisms and anxiety management techniques to improve your daily life.
  • Depression: Depression affects millions of people. Our GPs offer treatment options, including medication and therapy referrals, to help you manage symptoms and feel better.
  • Relationships and Family Issues: Relationship challenges can impact your mental well-being. We can offer support and guidance to navigate personal and family dynamics.
  • Life Transitions: Life transitions, such as job changes, grief, or parenthood, can be stressful. We can provide support and coping strategies.
  • ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder): We offer diagnosis and treatment options for adults and children with ADHD.
  • Eating Disorders: Do you struggle with an eating disorder? We can provide support, referrals to specialists, and develop a treatment plan to improve your relationship with food.
  • Addiction Recovery: We can support your journey through addiction recovery, offering guidance and referrals to addiction specialists.

We believe in a collaborative approach. We’ll work with you to understand your unique needs and develop a personalised treatment plan.

Don’t hesitate to seek help. Schedule an appointment with one of our GPs today and take the first step towards a healthier and happier you.

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Mental Health FAQs
Common signs of anxiety include excessive worry, restlessness, difficulty sleeping, and irritability. Symptoms of depression may include persistent sadness, loss of interest in activities, changes in appetite or sleep, and feelings of hopelessness.

No referral is necessary to see a GP for a mental health consultation. Our GPs can assess your needs and provide initial support or advice on seeking additional services from a therapist or specialist.

During your mental health appointment, your GP will discuss your symptoms, medical history, and overall well-being. This helps them develop a personalised treatment plan.

Yes, communication between you and your GP is confidential within legal and regulatory boundaries.