Signs you might be in a violent or controlling relationship
Do you feel safe in your current relationship?
Do you feel that you have limited freedom or control over your life?
Are you concerned about the effects of violence and abuse on your children?
Does your partner try to stop you from seeing family and friends?
Counselling options to suit you and your family
Our counselling services are for anybody who is experiencing abuse. All sexualities, gender identities, ages and people from diverse family and cultural backgrounds are welcome. We can provide interpreter and translation services if needed.
We will talk through your options and support you as you make decisions about the best way forward. Our counselling services are safe, confidential and respectful.
Family and relationship counselling
Counselling support for adults, young people, couples and families who want to strengthen their relationships, prevent breakdown and ensure the wellbeing of children.
Family law counselling
Counselling support for individuals and couples to better manage relationship difficulties to do with children and family during separation.
Specialised family violence counselling
Counselling support for individuals and families affected by domestic and family violence plus support for individuals who want to address their use of anger or violence.
Men's stopping violence program
Comprehensive 26-week group program for men seeking to change their use of violent, aggressive or controlling behaviours. Delivered weekly, during school terms.
Women's support group
Safe and confidential support group for women affected by partner or family violence (past or present). Delivered fortnightly, during school terms.
Services for men
Support is available for men seeking to change their use of violent or aggressive behaviours. We offer individual counselling and a group program to help find ways to build healthier relationships and improve family life.
Escaping Violence Payment
The Escaping Violence Payment (EVP) is available to people who have experienced intimate partner violence. There is eligibility criteria for all applications with more information available via link below.
Find out more about the EVP program here.
For additional information, click here.
