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Providing Help in Challenging Times

Counselling

A caring, safe and supportive space to talk through any difficulties or challenges in your relationships. For individuals, families, and couples.

Mediation

Also known as Family Dispute Resolution. Professional support to help with decision-making or communication if you're separating or divorcing.

Tailored Services

Services for specific challenges and individuals, from resilience training to trauma-specific support services and adoption support.

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Self-guided online learning that you can access anytime, and anywhere. Build your skills at your own pace.

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Domestic Violence Counselling

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Domestic Violence Counselling

We all have the right to feel safe. Taking the first steps to speak to someone about domestic and family violence can be conflicting and overwhelming. At Relationships Australia NSW, we provide compassionate, understanding, and confidential domestic violence support for victims.

Children’s Contact Service

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Children’s Contact Service

The Children’s Contact Service provides a safe, neutral and child-focused environment for families to build and maintain meaningful relationships while staff supervise and monitor interactions.

Taking Responsibility – Men’s Behaviour Change Program

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Taking Responsibility – Men’s Behaviour Change Program

An intensive program involving casework support and an 18-week group program to help men make choices that match their values and intentions to develop safe and respectful relationships.

Family Advocacy and Support Service

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Family Advocacy and Support Service

The Family Advocacy and Support Service (FASS) is a free service which supports men going through the Family Court system in cases of domestic and family violence. By offering aid to both perpetrators and victims, we aim to encourage long term positive behaviour change.

Care and Connect – Domestic Family Sexual Violence Linker Program

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Care and Connect – Domestic Family Sexual Violence Linker Program

Free, safe and confidential support to people who are experiencing domestic violence or family sexual violence in the Blue Mountains, Hawkesbury, Lithgow and Penrith Regions. Referrals via local GP or health professionals.

Group Workshops

Parenting After Separation

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Parenting After Separation

Managing a difficult relationship with a former partner can be difficult, especially when kids are involved. This group offers tools to improve communication, reduce conflict and make decisions in the best interests of your kids.

Supported Connections Playgroup

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Supported Connections Playgroup

A fortnightly playgroup for single parents and carers who don't currently live with their children. The group offers support in transitioning to independent parenting in a friendly and inclusive setting.

Women’s Choice and Change

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Women’s Choice and Change

This program is a free domestic violence support group for women. Our family therapists provide a safe and caring space to share and learn from others who understand your experiences. Skills and strategies are provided to help you move forward with your life.

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Why Parents Should Prioritise Their Own Mental Health

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Why Parents Should Prioritise Their Own Mental Health

Author: Dr Billy Garvey, developmental paediatrician and host of the ‘Pop Culture Parenting’ podcast   By far the most difficult ...

Shyness vs Social Anxiety: What’s the difference?

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Shyness vs Social Anxiety: What’s the difference?

The terms “shyness” and “social anxiety” are often used interchangeably because they both involve feeling uncomfortable in social situations. However, ...

Krystina’s Story: Understanding and Managing her Daughter’s Separation Anxiety

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Krystina’s Story: Understanding and Managing her Daughter’s Separation Anxiety

Author: Krystina, Circle of Security program participant   Every parent hopes to create a nurturing and secure environment for their ...

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