Counselling provides an opportunity to talk with a professionally trained person to identify, understand and gain new perspective on issues you are concerned about.

Counselling can clarify problems and help in their resolution in a supportive, respectful and confidential environment. More

The Arrunga Gibalee Aboriginal Counselling Service is a free service for Aboriginal people, where you can discuss any family issues as well as issues relating to Stolen Generations, grief and loss, connecting with family, conflict, children and anything else. More

Wattle Place is a service to support those people who grew up in orphanages, Children’s Homes, institutions and foster homes in NSW from the 1920s to the 1990s More

The ARC (Aftercare Resource Centre) is a service to support people aged between 16-25 years who have been in Out-of-Home Care in NSW. More

PICSS (Pacific Islander Casework Support Service) is a service for young people from the Pacific Communities who are clients of the Department of Juvenile Justice, Fairfield NSW. More

Strength to Strength is a free family relationships program for humanitarian entrant families in Western Sydney. The people using our service include families recently arrived in Australia who may be experiencing difficulty in their relationship. More

Online counseling is counseling offered via the Internet using real-time chat (like MSN). All counselors are Relationships Australia staff. Our system is designed to provide maximum security and confidentiality. If you live in a rural or remote area, have carer responsibilities or disabilities, live overseas, or simply want the convenience or anonymity of online counseling, this service may be for you.
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At Relationships Australia, we offer many courses and seminars to support people to develop their relationship skills or to offer guidance and support for the difficult times. More

Fact sheet - How Relationships Australia can help you More