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Centrecare’s Specialised Family Violence Service

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(08) 9325 6644

Email

enquiries@centrecare.com.au

Location

456 Hay St, Perth WA 6000

Service Type

Counselling and Advocacy, Family and Domestic Violence Groups

Regions Serviced

Perth Metropolitan South East, Perth Metropolitan North East, Metropolitan Perth, Perth Metropolitan South West including Peel, Perth Metropolitan North West, South West, Goldfields-Esperance

Referrals / Suitability

For more information or to make an appointment please contact the service directly. Day and evening appointments are available in most offices.

Service Details

Service Details

Centrecare provides counselling, support and group programs for women who are experiencing the effects of abuse.

This service involves the provision of:

  • Child, Youth and Adult individual counselling
  • Support for adult individuals affected by family violence
  • Support for children/youth who experience or have witnessed family violence
  • Building Resilience Group for women impacted by FDV.

Individual Counselling

If you decide to make an appointment, you will speak with a counsellor who will give you the opportunity to talk about the abuse and identify the impact on you and your family. This is in a safe environment where you can express your feelings, such as sadness, anger, shame and depression.

 

Group Programs (Building Resilience)

You may wish to continue with one-on-one counselling or to join one of Centrecare’s group programs. These programs have allocated weekly topics that aim to help you:

  • Understand what constitutes abuse
  • The forms it takes and the cycle of abuse
  • Understand the effects of abuse on you and your children
  • Plan how to keep yourself and your children safe
  • Realise that you are not responsible for your partner’s behaviour, and
  • Learn about resources available to you in the community.

Perth (08) 9325 6644

Esperance (08) 9083 2600

Joondalup (08) 9300 7300

Kalgoorlie (08) 9080 0333

Midland (08) 9436 0600

Mirrabooka (08) 9440 0400

Bunbury (08) 9721 5177.

Service Type

Counselling and Advocacy, Family and Domestic Violence Groups

Regions Serviced

Perth Metropolitan South East, Perth Metropolitan North East, Metropolitan Perth, Perth Metropolitan South West including Peel, Perth Metropolitan North West, South West, Goldfields-Esperance

Referrals / Suitability

For more information or to make an appointment please contact the service directly. Day and evening appointments are available in most offices.

If any details on this service are incorrect, or if you are the owner of this service and would like us to update these details, please use these online forms.

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