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Is Bridges and Pathways Institute (also known as Fibromyalgia Australia) an ME/CFS support service in South Australia?

Yes. Bridges and Pathways Institute (also known as Fibromyalgia Australia) is a support service in South Australia, Australia, listed for ME/CFS and fibromyalgia.

It offers information and guidance, and peer support. Access is by self-referral, so you can contact them directly. Telehealth appointments are available. It's for all ages.

Type
Support service
Conditions
ME/CFS and fibromyalgia
Services
Information and guidance, and peer support
How to access
Self-referral
Telehealth
Yes
Ages
All ages
Languages
English
Address
Baptist Centre, 70 Manning Rd, 5159, South Australia
Website
bridgesandpathways.org.au
On Google Maps
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Listed by
MEpedia: ME/CFS Australia Ltd member organisations
Last checked
October 2026, against Google Maps and the service's own website

Good to know

  • South Australian charity (since 1999) with care-planning resources, self-management programs and online groups via Zoom.
  • Runs the fibromyalgiaaustralia.org.au resource site.
  • Member of ME/CFS Australia.

These notes come from the source that listed this service. CFS Recovery didn't write them.

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