We all go through challenges and issues in our lives, whether that be in relationships, work, family or something from our past.
Our experienced, specialised staff can help you with support and strategies to overcome the obstacles that life throws at you. They make sure you are treated fairly and that you are getting all the help you need.
Family Violence Support
Children and Family Counselling
Specialised support and counselling for children, young people and their families. Our friendly children’s team will walk alongside families, so they feel safe, supported and welcomed. Our team can provide a range of options to suit your family’s needs.
Counselling
Counselling can be attended either individually, as a couple or as a family. Counselling sessions provide a safe and supportive environment to talk about challenges you may be experiencing and explore strategies to improve your wellbeing, intimate or family relationships.
Elder Abuse Prevention and Support Service
This service can support older people and their families to address and reduce the risk and occurrence of abuse, exploitation or neglect.
Healing Inside
Holistic, trauma-informed counselling and group psychoeducation for women who are incarcerated and have been affected by domestic, family, sexual violence (DFSV). Informed by the Culturally Informed Trauma Integrated Healing Approach (CITIHA), a framework from Aboriginal organisation We Al-li, developed by Aboriginal Elders.
Healing Our Children
An early intervention and prevention program operating in the Top End of the Northern Territory, working with and supporting those who have children in their care who may be at risk of abuse and are (or have) lived with violence in their home. For First Nations men and women, delivered by First Nations facilitators.
Holding Children Together
Free therapeutic counselling for children aged 0-12 years who have experienced interpersonal trauma. We provide culturally appropriate counselling and support services to children and their families including mothers, fathers, grandparents and other important people in the child’s life.
Seasons for Growth
Small-group, evidence-based education program for children and young people aged 6–12 years. Developing the knowledge, skills and attitudes to understand and respond well to experiences of change, loss and grief.
Wellbeing Support
Australian Defence Force and Families Counselling
Free relationship counselling for currently serving and ex-serving members of the Australian Defence Force and their families through our partnership with Open Arms. For individuals, couples and families.
Children and Family Counselling
Specialised support and counselling for children, young people and their families. Our friendly children’s team will walk alongside families, so they feel safe, supported and welcomed. Our team can provide a range of options to suit your family’s needs.
Counselling
Counselling can be attended either individually, as a couple or as a family. Counselling sessions provide a safe and supportive environment to talk about challenges you may be experiencing and explore strategies to improve your wellbeing, intimate or family relationships.
Elder Abuse Prevention and Support Service
This service can support older people and their families to address and reduce the risk and occurrence of abuse, exploitation or neglect.
Employee Assistance Program
The EAP provides a safe and confidential place away from your workplace to receive counselling to talk about any personal or work-related issues. Eligible employees and their family members can access counselling for a range of personal or work-related matters
Find and Connect Support Service
Help and trauma-informed support for Forgotten Australians and Former Child Migrants.
Forced Adoption Support Service
Safe and confidential support for people affected by past forced adoption practices. Available to mothers, fathers, adoptees and other family members who have been impacted.
Intercountry Adoptee and Family Support Service
Confidential support for families as they navigate the complexities of intercountry adoption. Available to young or adult adoptees, adoptive parents, prospective adoptive parents and families of adoptees including siblings, partners and children.
Parenting After Separation
A series of group workshops to support parents and carers through the process of family separation. Our trained facilitators will support you with practical strategies to reduce conflict, build positive co-parenting relationships while strengthening your wellbeing.
Redress Scheme Support Service
Culturally safe support as you navigate the Redress Scheme, for those who experienced child sexual abuse in an institution before July 2018. Our team can meet with you in person or by phone to explain more about Redress, listen to your story, help you submit an application, offer counselling and practical support.
Support After Separation
A free 2 hour workshop designed to provide information, support and practical strategies to help you navigate relationship separation.
Organisation Wellbeing Support
Critical Incident Response
Critical incidents are unexpected or unplanned events which occur within a workplace, affecting individual employees or the entire workplace. Critical Incident Response is a type of crisis intervention designed to provide support for people who have experienced traumatic events.
Employee Assistance Program
The EAP provides a safe and confidential place away from your workplace to receive counselling to talk about any personal or work-related issues. Eligible employees and their family members can access counselling for a range of personal or work-related matters
Organisational Wellbeing Services
A suite of services designed to support organisations to strengthen wellbeing, build resilience and create psychologically safe workplaces.
Children & Family Support
Aboriginal Building Connections
A culturally appropriate parenting education program, supporting parents, grandparents, carers and extended family members in helping children navigate and cope during their parents’ separation.
Australian Defence Force and Families Counselling
Free relationship counselling for currently serving and ex-serving members of the Australian Defence Force and their families through our partnership with Open Arms. For individuals, couples and families.
Building Connections
A parenting education program combining information and guidance around the impact of separation on children. Attending this program will provide support on your journey to give your family the best future possible, following separation.
Child-Inclusive Mediation
Our trained child consultants are experienced in supporting children through family change. This service enables a child to have their voice heard safely during the family mediation process. This helps guide conversations in mediation and supports outcomes which work better for the child.
Children and Family Counselling
Specialised support and counselling for children, young people and their families. Our friendly children’s team will walk alongside families, so they feel safe, supported and welcomed. Our team can provide a range of options to suit your family’s needs.
Counselling
Counselling can be attended either individually, as a couple or as a family. Counselling sessions provide a safe and supportive environment to talk about challenges you may be experiencing and explore strategies to improve your wellbeing, intimate or family relationships.
Elder Abuse Prevention and Support Service
This service can support older people and their families to address and reduce the risk and occurrence of abuse, exploitation or neglect.
Employee Assistance Program
The EAP provides a safe and confidential place away from your workplace to receive counselling to talk about any personal or work-related issues. Eligible employees and their family members can access counselling for a range of personal or work-related matters
Family Dispute Resolution (Mediation)
Mediation helps families communicate more effectively and work towards positive outcomes. We support separating parties by respectfully resolving disputes or reaching agreements about finances, parenting arrangements and property.
Healing Our Children
An early intervention and prevention program operating in the Top End of the Northern Territory, working with and supporting those who have children in their care who may be at risk of abuse and are (or have) lived with violence in their home. For First Nations men and women, delivered by First Nations facilitators.
Holding Children Together
Free therapeutic counselling for children aged 0-12 years who have experienced interpersonal trauma. We provide culturally appropriate counselling and support services to children and their families including mothers, fathers, grandparents and other important people in the child’s life.
Intercountry Adoptee and Family Support Service
Confidential support for families as they navigate the complexities of intercountry adoption. Available to young or adult adoptees, adoptive parents, prospective adoptive parents and families of adoptees including siblings, partners and children.
Parenting After Separation
A series of group workshops to support parents and carers through the process of family separation. Our trained facilitators will support you with practical strategies to reduce conflict, build positive co-parenting relationships while strengthening your wellbeing.
Seasons for Growth
Small-group, evidence-based education program for children and young people aged 6–12 years. Developing the knowledge, skills and attitudes to understand and respond well to experiences of change, loss and grief.
Support After Separation
A free 2 hour workshop designed to provide information, support and practical strategies to help you navigate relationship separation.
Separation Support
Aboriginal Building Connections
A culturally appropriate parenting education program, supporting parents, grandparents, carers and extended family members in helping children navigate and cope during their parents’ separation.
Building Connections
A parenting education program combining information and guidance around the impact of separation on children. Attending this program will provide support on your journey to give your family the best future possible, following separation.
Child-Inclusive Mediation
Our trained child consultants are experienced in supporting children through family change. This service enables a child to have their voice heard safely during the family mediation process. This helps guide conversations in mediation and supports outcomes which work better for the child.
Counselling
Counselling can be attended either individually, as a couple or as a family. Counselling sessions provide a safe and supportive environment to talk about challenges you may be experiencing and explore strategies to improve your wellbeing, intimate or family relationships.
Family Dispute Resolution (Mediation)
Mediation helps families communicate more effectively and work towards positive outcomes. We support separating parties by respectfully resolving disputes or reaching agreements about finances, parenting arrangements and property.
Parenting After Separation
A series of group workshops to support parents and carers through the process of family separation. Our trained facilitators will support you with practical strategies to reduce conflict, build positive co-parenting relationships while strengthening your wellbeing.
Support After Separation
A free 2 hour workshop designed to provide information, support and practical strategies to help you navigate relationship separation.
Cultural Support
Aboriginal Building Connections
A culturally appropriate parenting education program, supporting parents, grandparents, carers and extended family members in helping children navigate and cope during their parents’ separation.
Healing Our Children
An early intervention and prevention program operating in the Top End of the Northern Territory, working with and supporting those who have children in their care who may be at risk of abuse and are (or have) lived with violence in their home. For First Nations men and women, delivered by First Nations facilitators.