Assertive community treatmentService modelAlso known as ACTAn intensive, team-based model that delivers coordinated mental health care in community settings.Add to compare
Case managementService modelA coordinated process for assessing needs, planning care, linking services and reviewing progress.Add to compare
Collaborative careService modelA model in which primary care and mental health practitioners share structured responsibility for coordinated care.Add to compare
Community mental health teamService modelAlso known as CMHTA multidisciplinary team providing mental health assessment, treatment and support in the community.Add to compare
Multidisciplinary teamService modelAlso known as MDTA group of practitioners from different disciplines who contribute complementary expertise to shared care.Add to compare
Recovery-oriented practiceService modelPractice that supports autonomy, strengths, hope, participation and a person's own recovery goals.Add to compare
Stepped careService modelA model that matches the intensity of support to need and adjusts it as needs and response change.Add to compare
Trauma-informed careService modelAn approach that recognises the effects of trauma and seeks to promote safety, choice, collaboration and avoid re-traumatisation.Add to compare