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Free, confidential
support for
Queensland workers

The Workers' Psychological Support Service helps Queenslanders experiencing a work-related psychological injury to connect with the right community services. Independent, confidential and completely free.

Get in touchAbout us
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You can contact the Workers’ Psychological Support Service through the toll-free telephone number

1800 370 732 or via email at info@wpss.org.au

HOW IT WORKS

What happens when I call?

Reaching out is easy.  Here's how we can help.

Get in touch with us.

Call 1800 370 732, email info@wpss.org.au, or complete the Get in Touch form.

Talk it
through.

Have a chat with an experienced social worker about what is going on for you.

Get help and support.

Together you'll work out which services and supports you might need for your situation.

Read our FAQs
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HOW WE HELP

You don't have to work it out alone.

Whether your psychological injury came from work, or a physical workplace injury has affected your mental health, an experienced social worker will listen, validate your experience and connect you with the services you need:

  • Housing services

  • Mental health specialists

  • Counsellors & psychologists

  • Financial counselling

  • Drug & alcohol rehabilitation

  • Domestic violence services

  • Sexual assault services

Download a brochure on the WPSS
GET IN TOUCH

Ready to talk?
We're here to help.

Leave your details and a social worker will get back to you. 

  • Call toll-free: 1800 370 732

  • Email: info@wpss.org.au

  • Open 9:00am–5:00pm, Monday to Friday 

  • Closed weekends and public holidays

This is not a crisis service.

If you, or someone you know, are in distress please call one of these numbers:

  • Lifeline: 13 11 14

  • Beyond Blue: 1300 22 46 36

  • 13YARN: 13 92 76

  • Suicide Call Back Service: 1300 659 467

  • Mental Health Access Line: 1300 642 255

If you or someone else is in immediate danger or experiencing a mental health crisis, call 000 or attend your nearest emergency department.

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MORE HELP IS AVAILABLE

Making a workers'
compensation claim?

Hurt at work? The Workers' Compensation Information and Advisory Service helps Queensland workers understand the workers' compensation system: making a claim, timeframes, decisions and reviews. No cost, no agenda, completely confidential.

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