Help for families
We work with families, more specifically families affected by alcohol and other drugs, gambling and mental health, to help them strengthen relationships and resolve problems standing in the way of their well-being. Our services include family therapy; Taekwondo classes for clients under 18 years of age; and opportunities for families or carers affected by acquired brain injury and borderline personality disorder to meet.
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Support for services
Our consultants have extensive and wide-ranging expertise and practical experience in bringing teams, programs, services and organisations from sectors including mental health, alcohol and other drugs, and gambling fields, together to develop and implement improvement strategies towards engaging more effectively with individuals, families, social and kinship networks, and communities.
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Training
We provide a range of educational and training opportunities for helping professionals seeking to work more effectively with service users and their families/social or kinship groups. We regularly present workshops on a variety of practical topics at the centre and offsite; we offer consultation and advice; and we run a postgraduate study program accredited through our partnership with La Trobe University.
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Aboriginal Family Therapy Training Program: Evaluation & Impact
The Bouverie Centre's Indigenous Team recently developed an Evidence Brief and Impact Analysis Report on The Bouverie Centre's Aboriginal Family Therapy Training Program.
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New client-centred framework to assist services launched
The Bouverie Centre has recently developed and launched, From Individuals to Families – A Client-Centred Framework for Involving Families, to assist services.
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