





Support Services
We believe everyone deserves safety, compassion and respect. This is central to all of our work.
We work together with individuals and families to help them to reduce symptoms and emotional distress, build coping skills and develop problem-solving strategies.
Often the needs of other family members are identified in the course of providing treatment and these family members may be linked to our services.
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Our approach is trauma-informed, strengths-based, participatory, flexible to community needs, and seeks to empower individuals and increase a community’s sense of belonging through:
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Our work with schools includes:
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An education and settlement program, which aims to facilitate and support the social inclusion of recently arrived young people of refugee background aged 16–25.
A work-readiness program specifically for young people not currently engaged in education, training or employment.
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Our Complementary or Natural Therapies program takes a holistic and cross-cultural approach to facilitate and promote the mind-body healing process, including:
Our Complementary Therapies team works in conjunction with our specialist trauma counselling services.
Our approach is often culturally familiar and meaningful to clients who come from backgrounds with a strong tradition of herbal or ‘plant’ medicine, and/or physical bodywork such as yoga or massage.
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