About the Phoenix Centre

The Phoenix Centre is a specialist mental health service that operates as part of the Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania.

The Phoenix Centre provides therapeutic and individual mental health and wellbeing support, mental health promotion, prevention and early intervention, and capacity building activities to people from a Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) background. It also provides specialist support for survivors of torture and other traumatic experiences and their communities. Services are delivered in both Hobart and Launceston and include counselling, psycho educational group work, social connections programs, and community development activities.

Phoenix Centre services are free and confidential, and conducted by qualified counsellors and other staff, along with accredited interpreters as needed.

You can learn more about the Phoenix Centre and its services on the Migrant Resource Centre Tasmania website.

How to refer a client to the Phoenix Centre

To make a referral for counselling, please complete the Phoenix Referral form below and email to phoenixreferrals@mrctas.org.au

How to refer to the Phoenix Centre

Information about how to refer clients to the Phoenix Centre for counselling and group work.

Phoenix Centre Referral Form

Counselling is free and confidential - conducted by qualified counsellors.

Phoenix Centre Referral Form - Schools

Phoenix Centre Referral Form for clients under the age of 18 years.

Phoenix Centre Referral Form - Groups

Group work activities support the mental health of adults.