TeamHEALTH – Psychosocial Support Program (PSP) – Remote Services

Empowering Communities Through Connection.

The Psychosocial Support Program (PSP) Remote, provides culturally responsive, trauma-informed psychosocial support for people aged 16 to 64 who are living with mental health concerns or a diagnosed mental illness.

Our strength-based, participant-led approach, focuses on Social and Emotional Wellbeing (SEWB), helping people build their capacity and confidence to live a full life.

The team works in collaboration with local stakeholders, elders and community services to ensure participants feel safe, heard and supported.

The program is proudly funded by the Northern Territory Primary Health Network (NT PHN).

Where We Work

We deliver one-on-one and group-based psychosocial supports across the following remote and regional areas of the Northern Territory:

Jabiru | Gunbalanya | Maningrida | Wadeye | Daly River

What We Offer

Individual Support

Our team provides personalised, culturally safe support to help participants:

• Strengthen their emotional wellbeing
• Build life and social skills
• Access physical and mental health services (e.g. counselling, renal care)
• Navigate systems such as Centrelink, NDIS, DSP and employment services
• Link in with domestic and family violence services, when needed

Culturally Grounded Group Activities

We run regular weekly group sessions for Daluk (women) and Bininj (men) in funded communities. Activities are designed to foster healing, connection, and purpose, and include:

• Cultural practices: weaving, pandanus collection, wood carving, sewing, hunting and fishing
• Yarning circles
• Mental health education and awareness activities
• Social and emotional wellbeing sessions

Who Can Access the Program?

The PSP Remote program supports people who:

• Are aged 16–64.
• Are living with a diagnosed mental illness or are experiencing ongoing mental health concerns.
• Reside in one of the listed service communities.
• Would benefit from psychosocial support to build capacity, confidence and wellbeing.
• Do not currently receive NDIS-funded support

Our Locations