Overview
Who It's For
Children, young people and adults who have survived child sexual abuse. The survivor’s partner, carers and family members can also access the service. Priority groups are children, young people and parent’s-to-be.
How We Help
We provide individual counselling, therapeutic groups, parent-child counselling and family therapy, and warm referrals.
What to Expect
Counselling is available Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm via face-toface appointment, telehealth or outreach (locations as negotiated).
How we help:
“Have really benefited from the practitioner’s approach - puts the onus back on the client rather than providing solutions. Works with client rather than pretending they have all of the answers. Enables the client to ‘dig deep’ & develop a scaffolding for coming to grips with long standing issues.”
Client, Snapshot Survey 2022
"The counsellor fantastic because if I’m not understanding she can rephrase it, extend, and example it then I can understand. I need visuals and so prefer face-to-face appointments but just knowing that when I have phone appointments she leads with visual conversations and referring back to past visuals for my support.”
Client, Snapshot Survey 2022
"(The counsellor) has been wonderful to work with. He is empathic, listens brilliantly and offers helpful advice in a kind manner. He has changed some of my unkindly thoughts I had of myself, and I feel like there may just be a light at the end of this very dark tunnel. Thank you.”
Client, Snapshot Survey 2022
Funding Acknowledgement
Funded by the South Australian Government Department of Human Services.