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Qualified social
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Facing social, emotional or health challenges? Our Ipswich-based service offers guidance and support. Book today to take the next step forward.

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Feeling overwhelmed or stuck? You’re not alone.

Emotional, social, or health-related challenges can affect your daily life, confidence, and well-being.

Whether it’s mental health, system navigation, or social support, our social workers offer tailored help.

We help coordinate care, connect you with services, and advocate for what you need.

Every situation is different, so we take the time to understand what matters to you. You don’t have to manage it all on your own.

Book a session online or give us a call to get started.

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Social Work Can Help With

    • Brings together services and supports to meet your needs

    • Helps manage appointments, plans, and care providers

    • Ensures communication between health professionals

    • Reduces stress by streamlining your care

    • Offers a safe space to talk about emotional challenges

    • Helps manage anxiety, depression, or stress

    • Provides tools to improve emotional wellbeing

    • Connects you with mental health services if needed

    • Assistance with housing stability and tenancy issues

    • Support navigating Centrelink, legal services or financial stress

    • Connecting you with community resources and support agencies

    • Support during family breakdowns, conflict or parenting issues

    • Help with domestic violence, safety planning and referrals

    • Guidance through major life transitions

    • One central point of contact for your allied health journey

    • Coordinating services across physio, EP, OT, and more

    • Ensuring consistent and connected care across all providers

    • Support to reduce isolation and increase community involvement

    • Introduction to local groups, events or social activities

    • Encouragement to build confidence and connection with others

    • Helping you understand your options and rights

    • Providing clear, practical information about services

    • Supporting you to make informed decisions about your care

What does a social
worker actually do?

Social work focuses on supporting your emotional, social, and health needs. From mental health challenges and system navigation to connecting you with community resources, we cover it all. We begin by understanding your situation, then create a plan to improve well-being and remove barriers.

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    Case Management

    Social workers coordinate your care and connect you with the right services for ongoing, personalised support, helping keep things clear, organised, consistent, manageable, and on track.

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    Advocacy

    They support you in navigating complex systems, such as healthcare, housing, or government services, while helping you understand your rights and speak up with clarity and confidence.

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    Counselling & Support

    Whether you're facing personal struggles, grief, stress, or major life changes, social workers provide a safe, supportive space to talk things through and explore practical ways forward.

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    Community Engagement

    Social workers can help you build meaningful connections by linking you to local resources, events, programs, and networks that foster inclusion, purpose, and community involvement.

What makes Prime Performance different?

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    Support that empowers, not overwhelms.

    We’re here to help you move forward, not add more to your plate. Our focus is on meaningful, lasting change, not just short-term fixes.

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    Personalised support for your situation.

    No two lives are the same. We shape your support plan around your goals, challenges, circumstances, and personal values.

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    Looking at the bigger picture carefully.

    Challenges don’t happen in isolation. We combine social work and health coordination to align your care, goals, and support team.

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About Our Team

Our mission is simple: support your wellbeing, empower your choices, and help you move forward with confidence. We don’t just manage issues, we work with you to understand the root cause and create lasting change.

Our social workers and health coordinators combine practical support with a personal approach, delivering care that’s compassionate and responsive to your needs.

Every team member brings experience and empathy, offering guidance tailored to your life.

With strong community ties across Ipswich and Goodna, we’re known for great outcomes and a team that truly puts people first.

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ipswich Social Work FAQ

  • No referral is needed. You can book directly with a social worker for support with personal, emotional, or practical challenges.

  • Social workers provide emotional support, help you manage stress, anxiety, or low mood, and connect you with mental health services or resources when needed.

  • Working with both ensures your physical, emotional, and social needs are supported. Health coordinators manage medical care, while social workers focus on personal and practical challenges.

  • Psychologists focus on diagnosing and treating mental health conditions through therapy. Social workers take a more holistic approach, supporting both emotional wellbeing and day-to-day challenges like housing, finances, or family stress.

  • Anyone facing life challenges, emotional distress, health issues, or needing help navigating services can benefit, regardless of age, background, or situation.

  • No, social workers help with a wide range of needs, from accessing services and managing life transitions to advocacy, care coordination, and community connection.

  • Social workers offer both emotional support and practical help, often working across health, community, and social systems. Counsellors and psychologists focus mainly on therapy and mental health treatment.