If you experience or use anger, violence or abuse in a relationship, it is time to find help.
We can support people experiencing abuse, or using anger or violence, as well as others who are affected.
Support for women experiencing domestic violence
Abuse can take different forms, including physical, emotional, verbal, financial or sexual. If you experience any of this in your relationship, we can support you. We can also assist children who are affected by violence and abuse.
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Our individual and group counselling is safe, confidential and respectful. A counsellor will work with you to discuss your options and support you as you make decision about the best way forward.
We also offer joint counselling for women and their partners, however where violence or abuse is still occurring within the relationship, we may encourage separate sessions for a period of time. We can also provide counselling to women in same-sex relationships.
Group sessions are held monthly throughout the year, and usually last for two hours. Women who have participated report finding it useful to hear other women’s stories in a safe and non-judgemental environment.
Counselling is available at our offices in the city, Christies Beach, Smithfield and Murray Bridge.
This program is funded jointly by the Commonwealth Department of Social Services and the Commonwealth Attorney-General’s Department.
Counselling for men who want to change angry or violent behaviours
If you are concerned about how your use of violence and anger is affecting your partner or children, it is important to find support immediately. We provide individual and group counselling options, and help you find ways to develop safe, positive and respectful relationships.
This support is often known as ‘anger management’ or ‘domestic violence counselling’.
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While it can be a challenging step, recognising the need for help and then seeking it is a positive way forward in stopping violence and managing anger. Men who have used the service report that admitting they needed help was crucial in changing their behaviours.
Our individual counselling is safe, confidential and respectful. We also offer counselling for men in same-sex relationships.
We run group counselling sessions weekly throughout the year, usually for two hours in the evening. Past participants say they have found it useful to hear the stories of other men working towards similar goals.
Counselling is available at our offices in the city, Christies Beach, Smithfield and Murray Bridge.
This program is funded jointly by the Commonwealth Department of Social Services and the Commonwealth Attorney-General’s Department.
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