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
Location | 02 May, 2024
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 Disabled toilets On-site parking
Article | 12 April, 2016
Relationships in rural and remote areas have a unique set of pressures and challenges.
Australia is a very large country. The majority of the population lives along our coastline, in large cities or towns. The rest of the population is spread across the country in many rural cities, towns, and remote communities.
Men, women, children and young people living in rural and regional communities face many pressures that people from cities do not. These include the threat of drought or flooding; fluctuations in the price of goods, isolation; and a lack of access to many goods and services,... Read more
Course type | 24 July, 2015
The Rebound program in Cairns includes a model called ‘Supporting Children after Separation Program [SCaSP]’.
Rebound aims to support young people to make sense of their parents separation and to adapt to the changes in their family situation.
Options can include individual counselling or group work. Please contact 1300 364 277 for more information and bookings, as parents will need to have an ‘intake’ appointment before any child is seen.
Audience
Young people under 18 whose parents are separating or separated.
Course Schedule
This course is not currently scheduled.
Cost
Currently... Read more
Article | 12 April, 2016
Second marriages and stepfamilies present challenges and new opportunities for couples.
Contrary to their 'bad image', stepfamilies can provide a rich and rewarding environment for the adults and children involved.
In second marriages, 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... Read more
Blog Post | 13 May, 2024
Everyone, regardless of how old they are, deserves to feel safe and respected in their relationships.
If you’re feeling unsafe or scared around a specific family member, partner, friend, or caretaker, it’s critical to reach out for help. If there’s an older person you’re worried about, you may wish to reach out for help on their behalf or report the senior abuse they’re experiencing.
What happens when you reach out for help concerning elder abuse? In this article, we’ll outline what to expect when you contact our Senior Relationship Services hotline. To reach out for help or to report elder... Read more
Blog Post | 07 December, 2023
Seeking feedback from people who have accessed, or may access, family relationship services and family law system services that support relationship and/or separation issues.
This anonymous online survey takes approximately 30 minutes. Participants will be invited to enter a random draw for one of five $100 grocery vouchers after the completion of the survey.
You can learn more about the study and access the survey link here: https://static.aifs.gov.au/files/fl-survey/PIS-FL-client.pdf
Overview of the FRSP... Read more
Blog Post | 28 May, 2020
Social interaction is a fundamental human need – so it’s no wonder the global ‘social distancing’ movement is causing some of us to feel disconnected and lonely.
But while self-isolation is impacting everyone, people with existing mental health issues like anxiety and depression may feel particularly vulnerable while physically distancing themselves.
Relationship and Family Counsellor Val Holden sheds some light on how this tough time might be impacting our mental health and shares some tips for people who are feeling down in self-isolation.
How Social Distancing Impacts... Read more
Basic page | 06 May, 2020
Before your session, please take the time to review the following important documents. If you have any questions, these can be addressed with your practitioner in your session.
RAQ Client Agreement and Consent
Client Charter
Privacy Information Sheet... Read more