The Neighbour Day team has launched the ‘my neighbours, my neighbourhood’ drawing competition. Continue Reading
Neighbour Day Launches ‘My Neighbours, My Neighbourhood’ Drawing Competition
Missing mum adds to pain of abuse
I am a 70-year-old woman who, in the late 1950s, suffered repeated sexual abuse from my father, as did at least one of my younger sisters some years later and two of her daughters in the 1980s.
What to say to parents whose baby has died
Friends of ours are mourning the loss of a baby who died in childbirth.
Healthy Relationships Program
The new Healthy Relationships Program has been developed specifically for women in prison and will be evaluated by Flinders University.
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Elder Relationship Services Trial
The Relationships Australia SA Elder Relationship Services is a new counselling and mediation service to support families who need help negotiating complex issues related to ageing. With only three months to go, make a booking now to use the service. Continue Reading
Inspirational staff member Sarah wins NAPCAN Play Your Part Award South Australia
Sarah Decrea, a senior worker in our Northern team, was presented with the NAPCAN Play Your Part South Australia Individual Award at the Adelaide Oval during National Child Protection Week 2016. Sarah was acknowledged for her outstanding work in Ngartuitya, our Indigenous Children and Schooling Program. Continue Reading
Beware of a diagnosis with aggression
Question: What is aggressive depression and how can it be treated?
Chronic pain ‘hurts relationships too’
Chronic pain sufferers are getting a double whammy of distress from poor health and strained relationships, a counselling conference has heard this weekend.
Support for son is taking toll on parents
We are supporting our son emotionally and financially through a bitter custody dispute that is currently going through the Family Court.
Meditation benefits for children
My granddaughter, who is eight years old, came home from school and said the teacher had taught the class to meditate. I wonder what benefit children could receive from this practice? Are there any risks?
