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The Crisis Assessment and Treatment Team are responsible for assessing all persons who are being considered for hospital admission and determining whether or not a less restrictive setting is more suitable.
CATT services also provide treatment and support for people whose acute mental illness can be managed in the community as an alternative to hospitalisation.
These services operate from 8am - 10pm, 7 days a week.
Contact
P 1300 721 927
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