A reader worries about her grandchildren after psychologist’s reports appear to be ignored.
Legal letdown: Gran fears for her family
Couples & Families
How can we reach troubled teenage son?
My son has reached those difficult teenage years.
Distress when mum, sisters push me away
I feel like I am going mad. I desperately need your help.
Cash Concern
QUESTION:
I have seen a number of companies offering to loan small amounts of cash up to $2000. They make it look easy. What are the hidden costs and risks? Are there other options for low-income earners the banks won’t touch?
Tell us your story
The Neighbour Day ‘Tell Us Your Story’ competition invites people in communities around the country to share their stories of an extraordinary neighbour, or an amazing neighbourly act.
What does a Respectful Relationship look like?
For each one of us, respect looks and feels different. Despite this, we know when things aren’t right. Jenni from Respect Me, writes “for a relationship to be respectful both partners need to be equal, feel safe, valued and accepted for who they are.” This is not always easy and for most couples, creating a respectful relationship takes effort and is an ongoing commitment.
Relationships Australia SA is accredited as a ‘White Ribbon Workplace’
On March 31 White Ribbon Australia was pleased to announce Relationships Australia SA has successfully been accredited as a ‘White Ribbon Workplace’.
National Sorry Day 2016
National Sorry Day is taking place on Thursday 26 May from 10.am to 2pm at the Stolen Generation Memorial and Healing Garden, Stebonheath Park, Andrews Farm. Continue Reading
Student Training Clinic Returns
Our Student Training Clinic is back! The Clinic offers 4 free fortnightly counselling sessions (individual or couples counselling) conducted by our student counsellors in their final stages of training at our training arm, the Australian Institute of Social Relations. Continue Reading
Truthful, beneficial and respectful – how clients feel about being asked ‘hard questions’
Research studies, several peak bodies and our own practice wisdom tell us the same thing: we as service providers need to screen families for many risks when they use our services.
