Blog Post | 04 April, 2011
Second marriages or partnerships and stepfamilies present challenges and new opportunities for couples.
In second partnerships, couples are often more aware of the difficulties in establishing a successful relationship and are more committed to making the marriage work.
Both second marriages and stepfamilies have to overcome some difficult hurdles. These hurdles can present significant challenges to the couple in their relationship as partners and as parents.
Unfortunately, many second marriages and stepfamilies, despite their commitment to making things work, fail to get over these... Read more
Blog Post | 11 April, 2016
Have you experienced a relationship breakup in the last 12 months?
Researchers at Bond University are investigating how well individuals cope with relationship breakups. By understanding how individuals adjust after experiencing a relationship breakup the researchers hope to provide information on how to minimise distress following relationship breakdown.
This questionnaire will take approximately 40 minutes to complete and you must be over the age of 18 to participate.
This research has human ethics approval.
For more information and to participate please visit:... Read more
Blog Post | 01 February, 2024
When your children grow up, it’s natural for your relationship with them to change.
However, if you’re arguing or experiencing conflict with your grown children, it can feel upsetting. You may feel disrespected or that your wants and needs aren’t being honoured.
In this blog post, we offer some tips on resolving conflict between you and your adult child, as well as how to identify elder abuse.
Find a safe time and place to chat
Time and place are critical when having a difficult conversation.
It’s ideal to start the conversation when both of you have enough time so that nobody feels... Read more
Blog Post | 31 March, 2023
As your parent reaches old age, siblings may disagree on what’s best for the parent regarding important decisions and caretaking responsibilities.
Siblings may have different opinions on matters such as the level of care and support needed for your parent, where the parent should live, and everyone’s roles and level of involvement.
In this blog post, we offer some tips to resolve the family dispute concerning your ageing parent.
Prioritise your elderly parent’s wellbeing
When a discussion turns into an argument, it’s easy to lose focus of the priority: your ageing parent. Though it... Read more
Blog Post | 09 June, 2020
I, along with millions around the world, have watched with dismay as racial tensions escalate globally and echo the calls for social, structural and systemic reform here in Australia.
Relationships Australia Queensland remains committed to reconciliation and our work with First Nations peoples.
We stand in solidarity with First Nations peoples in seeking peaceful resolution to address racism, and the social and structural imbalance of the system that they have inherited through colonisation.
We recognise First Nations peoples and support their right to self-determination.
Our... Read more
Blog Post | 25 July, 2016
Today sees the start of Responsible Gambling Awareness Week (RGAW) in Queensland, an event established to raise awareness of the importance of gambling responsibly.
With the many opportunities readily available to gamble in today’s society, it is becoming much more important to know how to gamble responsibly and know that support is available if needed.
The Relationship Australia Queensland (RAQ) Gambling Help Service (GHS) assists people to respond to problems associated with gambling. This service can assist if:
you are concerned about your own gambling;
you are... Read more
Blog Post | 28 July, 2020
Aussies love to gamble. In fact, research shows around 6.8 million Australians are regular gamblers, spending money on one or more gambling activities each month.
From having a flutter on the pokies to backing our favourite team in the big game, gambling is a widely accepted and enjoyed form of entertainment in our culture.
But when gambling goes from harmless fun to risky behaviour, it... Read more
Blog Post | 27 April, 2023
Going back to work after maternity or parental leave can be hard.
A lot of parents – especially mothers – would like to stay at home with bub for longer but have to return to work out of necessity.
This can create feelings of sadness and guilt around leaving their child in someone else’s care, and anxiety around whether their child is being well looked after in their absence.
Other challenges can include being worried about coping with the workload and juggling family life with a career.
With so much to think about during such a significant period of change, it’s no wonder most new mums and... Read more
Location | 09 June, 2015
Public Transport
Buses:
There is a BUS STOP directly out the front of the Super Centre, on both sides of the road. (Bus routes numbers 747 and 751)
Trains:
Robina train station is located nearby in Bayberry Lane, Robina. The station is a 25 minute walk from the venue or 8 minutes via bus (Routes 747 and 751).
Ferries:
NA
Access and Parking Directions
Entry to the building is clearly marked. There is ample parking available in the Super Centre, directly in front of the office entry. The venue has lift access. There is an intercom at entry door if clients need assistance... Read more
Location | 09 June, 2015
Public Transport
Buses:
There are two bus stops within 20 metres of the entrance to the building, one on each side of High Street.
Trains:
NA
Ferries:
NA
Access and Parking Directions
Street parking is available. There is also a parking lot which can be accessed via Moore Street, just off of High Street.
Facilities
Payment Facilities
Other Facilities
Cash EFTPOS Credit card
Disabled access