1. Information on CATT - the crisis assessment and treatment team ABOUT CATT: A CATT is a group of people who work together and includes mental health professionals such as psychiatric nurses, social workers, psychiatrists and psychologists. They are based in major hospitals. In some parts of Australia they are called Psychiatric Emergency Teams (PET). WHAT CATT DO: A CATT responds to urgent requests to help people in mental health crisis 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. A mental health crisis can include a psychotic episode, self-harm, feeling suicidal and feeling out of control. 2. Information on Life line and the services they offer ABOUT LIFE LINE: Lifeline is Australia's leading suicide prevention service. We are a national charity providing all Australians experiencing a personal crisis with access to 24-hour crisis support. SERVICES OFFERED: Lifeline Digital - The 13 11 14 phoneline remains a crucial way for help-seekers to contact us, but at Lifeline, we are passionate about giving everyone a chance to speak and be heard, in whatever form works best for them. 3. Information on the Black Dog Institute. ABOUT: The Black Dog Institute promotes better mental health through their clinically endorsed school, workplace, and community programs. They are also