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Welcome to Subiaco Adult Community Mental Health Clinic, located at Rokeby Road in Subiaco, Australia. We are an establishment dedicated to providing comprehensive public mental health services for individuals of all ages. As a State Government health service, our goal is to offer specialist mental health assessment and treatment to those living in the community. At our clinic, we use the term "consumer" to describe the individuals who utilize our services. It is important to note that not everyone referred to us will require assistance from our Community Adult Mental Health Service. In such cases, we will provide information about other organizations that may better meet your needs. Additionally, upon your discharge from our service, you may return to the care of your general practitioner (GP).

Welcome to Butler Settineri, a trusted name in the accounting and finance industry, conveniently located at 100 Railway Road in Subiaco, Australia. As one of the leading establishments in the field, we take pride in providing exceptional financial services to businesses and individuals alike. With a team of highly skilled and experienced professionals, Butler Settineri offers a comprehensive range of accounting services tailored to meet your specific needs. Whether you require assistance with tax planning and compliance, business advisory, bookkeeping, or auditing, our dedicated team is here to guide you through every step of the process.

Welcome to the Wanneroo Adult Community Mental Health Service, located at 2 Cafaggio Crescent in Wanneroo, Australia. We are an establishment dedicated to providing comprehensive public mental health services for individuals of all ages. Whether you require community mental health services or hospital care, our team is here to support you. At Wanneroo Adult Community Mental Health Service, we understand the importance of a multidisciplinary approach to mental health care. Our clinics are staffed by a diverse team of professionals, including medical staff, psychologists, nurses, occupational therapists, social workers, welfare officers, Aboriginal mental health workers, and peer support workers. Additionally, we have general practice liaison officers and community development officers who provide additional support.