Headspace Albury Wodonga in Wodonga VIC 3690 is a wellness center focused on providing relaxation and mental health support to the community. Located at 155 High St, Headspace offers a tranquil atmosphere where individuals can prioritize their well-being. The center’s services include counseling, therapy, and mindfulness activities to promote mental wellness. With a team of experienced professionals, Headspace Albury Wodonga aims to create a safe space for individuals to address their mental health needs. Whether you’re seeking support or simply looking to unwind, Headspace is here to help you achieve balance and peace of mind.

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Keya McRae

5 Google Rating

Receptionists are beautiful people and make an effort to remember you by name and make you feel comf

5/ 5

Receptionists are beautiful people and make an effort to remember you by name and make you feel comfortable in the space. This headspace in particular has the best selection of mental health professionals compared to other places I have visited within the Albury/Wodonga area. The only criticism I have is how long it takes to be provided with a councellor after the intake process, but it's worth the wait in my opinion.

Thinking Out Loud

4 Google Rating

They never force you to do anything and never release information without your consent unless you're

4/ 5

They never force you to do anything and never release information without your consent unless you're in/are a serious danger. It's an inviting space and most workers are friendly and understanding, main issue is that it's easy to fall out of touch with them, if you have a depressive episode and can't make two appointments in a row, they'll take you off their lists, and after that you have to go through the whole beginning process again. Honestly they let you just go in and chill and it's really pleasant and the egg chairs are really nice and they block out sound too. And if your parents make you go, tell them. They won't make you do it. They'll tell your parents straight up that they will NEVER force you to do anything, and that you must agree to go and see them. And if you need help, don't be afraid to ask them, they know what they're doing, if you need out of somewhere, tell them, they'll help as much as they can. They're there to help you.

Kaine Thomas

4 Google Rating

Sam Carter must've been there for 5 mins and that's all, these guys actually help. If you're willing

4/ 5

Sam Carter must've been there for 5 mins and that's all, these guys actually help. If you're willing to speak your mind.

Sam Carter

1 Google Rating

Total waste of time and is not a confidential service. You are better off taking your child to a pri

1/ 5

Total waste of time and is not a confidential service. You are better off taking your child to a private practuce

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