About Wren
Wren’s goal is to create an inclusive, respectful and welcoming environment for mental health care.
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Wren is the Women's Recovery Network, a unique service where women's mental health matters.
How to access Wren
For information on who can refer to Wren and the referral process.
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We are looking for dedicated mental health professionals.
Wren partnership
Wren is the first public and private partnership of its kind.
Wren is the first public and private partnership of its kind, to transform mental health care for women*.
At Wren, women are placed at the centre of their recovery journey. Clinicians, women and their support network come together to understand women’s experiences and develop gender, violence and trauma-informed treatment, care and support.
* We identify the importance of language and have thoughtfully considered the use of woman/women in this context. We use these terms to encompass anyone who self-identifies as a woman, regardless of sex assigned at birth, gender expression, or gender identity.
Latest news
Introducing Wren: the Women’s Recovery Network
Wren – the Women’s Recovery Network – is set to open its doors next week, ushering in a new era of compassionate and tailored mental health support exclusively for women.
Young voices shaping youth mental health care
While headspace is a familiar name in youth mental health care for Australians, the vital role that unique young volunteers are playing to help shape the care and services of headspace is perhaps less widely known.
Specialist Women’s Mental Health Service opens in Shepparton
The first milestone in the establishment of a unique Victorian women's mental health service has been reached with the opening of in-patient and at-home support for women and those who identify as women in the Goulburn Valley area.