Is headspace making a difference to young people’s lives?

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Percentage of headspace clients who self-harmed in between
waves, by K10 change and intervention survey wave 51
Prevalence of self-harm in the last year across grouped K10
changes: by intervention survey wave and gender 52
Number of days lost in last four weeks due to psychological
distress, by K10 change and OoS interval 52
Number of days in last four weeks cut down due to psychological
distress, by K10 change and OoS interval 53
Social inclusion indicators among headspace clients, by gender
and intervention survey wave 54
Cumulative average of individual SOFAS changes by gender and
total number of visits 55
Cumulative average of individual SOFAS differences by gendersexuality
and total number of visits 55
Cumulative average of change in individual SOFAS scores - by the
primary issue at initial consultation and total number of visits 56
Proportion of young people who transitioned in SOFAS
classification bands from first to last occasion of service by
gender-sexuality 58
Proportion of young people who transitioned in SOFAS
classification bands from first to last occasion of service by total
number of visits 58
Figure 5.1 Access to supports/services for parents/carers at headspace 82
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Proportion of headspace clients that received support from
eheadspace, 2013/14 84
Figure 5.3 Usefulness of range of headspace components (n=29) 88
Figure 5.4 Direct funding source for headspace occasions of service 89
Figure 5.5 headspace clients with a formal referral at first visit, 2013/14 90
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Proportion of headspace clients with formal referral at the first visit
by state, 2013/14 91
GP referral of young patients to services within the last 12 months
(n=43) 94
GP referral of young patients to services within the last 12 months
(respondent numbers) 96
Strategies implemented to transition clients from headspace to
adult service 98
Level of satisfaction with liaison and collaboration to transition
client 98
Extent to which young person was supported by headspace
during transition 99
Figure 6.1 Main type of service provided at each visit, 2013/14 financial year 102
Figure 6.2 Direct funding source for headspace occasions of service, 2013/14
financial year 105
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