True Child & Family Service in Cairns, Queensland, Australia | Counsellor

True Child & Family Service

Locality: Cairns, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 4031 3590

Address: 182 Grafton Street 4870 Cairns, QLD, Australia

Website: www.true.org.au/Counselling/child-family-service

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25.01.2022 Thank you to RespectMe for inviting us to speak with you & Bumma Bippera Media 987fm about our new partnership. Working together to address youth sexual violence in Cairns.

24.01.2022 Did you know 28% of high school students have had unwanted sexual experiences? How do you talk to your kids about relationships and sexuality? Most young people... use the internet as a primary source of information and it’s letting them down. The Relationship Ready parent/carer pack supports you to talk to your children early and encourage behaviours that will support their safety and wellbeing into the future. Visit https://buff.ly/2G7CU9K for free access. #TrueEducation #RelationshipReady See more

23.01.2022 This week, True Child & Family Service acknowledges and pays respects to the traditional owners of the land, the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and their 65,000+ year history. Always Was, Always Will Be. acknowledges that hundreds of Nations and cultures covered this continent and are still connected spiritually to this country. Download this year's NAIDOC week poster here: https://buff.ly/3mn8Whs

21.01.2022 What is sexual assault? Myth: Sexual assault is more likely to occur in a public place. Fact: This is a common misconception especially amongst young adults. Sexual assault can happen anywhere and anytime. Most sexual assaults often occur in private spaces such as homes of the victims or perpetrators. To find out more, visit: https://buff.ly/2GrqAl5 #SVAM2020 #SexualViolenceAwarenessMonth

21.01.2022 We are now taking pre-orders for our new ‘Be Strong Be Connected’ strengths cards sets. The first print run will be for 500 units 150 of these will be gifted to each state school, Child Safety Service Centre and Foster Care Agencies in the Far North. The remaining 350 will be up for sale. The strength cards were showcased at last week’s BrekyNet meeting to overwhelmingly positive reviews from community professionals. These are great, I could definitely use them with my cl...ients. Wow, these are stunning! Great to see positive images of our kids. The artwork is amazing! Thank you for your kind feedback, we are so excited to share them with you. Pre-order online using the link in this flyer or email [email protected] #BeStrongBeConnected #TrueChildandFamilyService See more

20.01.2022 What is sexual assault? Myth: Sexual assaults are committed by strangers. Fact: The majority of people who commit sexual assaults know their victims and in some... cases are relations, friends or work colleagues. Sexual assault can be committed within any type of relationship, including marriage, dating relationships, or by friends, acquaintances, a person you have just met, co-workers or family members. To find out more, visit: https://buff.ly/2GrqAl5 #SVAM2020 #SexualViolenceAwarenessMonth See more

15.01.2022 Check out this free, online education for parents and carers helping them to teach their children about relationships and sexuality.

14.01.2022 Men and boys - In 2017, men and boys made up 17% of victims of recorded sexual assaults in Queensland. - Of those men and boys, just over half were under the age of 14. - 1 in 9 men report that they have been physically and/or sexually abused before the age of 15. - In 2016-17 in Queensland, 95% of recorded sexual offences were committed by men.... - Males aged 15 to 19 committed the largest amount of offences compared to all other age groups. (Sources: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Personal Safety Survey 2016 & Recorded Crime Victims, Australia, 2017; Queensland Police Service, Annual Statistical Review 2016-17.) To find out more, visit: https://buff.ly/3e1rXTP #SVAM2020 #SexualViolenceAwarenessMonth #affirmativeconsent #consent #sexualassault #WeBelieveYou #SVAM #StartByBelieving Queensland Sexual Assault Network

14.01.2022 The impacts of childhood trauma are often more extreme and diverse than adult trauma. This is because a child’s brain is still developing. This means that they process information about the world, other people, and themselves in a different way. If you would like to know more, follow this link to the Blue Knot Foundation.

12.01.2022 What is sexual assault? Myth: Girls and women ask to be sexually assaulted by the way they dress and behave. Fact: Women and children of all ages, cultures and backgrounds are sexually assaulted. Women may dress in a way to attract or to feel good about themselves but that is different to asking to be sexually assaulted. This is like saying that someone wants to be robbed because they have money in their wallet. To find out more, visit: https://buff.ly/2GrqAl5 #SVAM2020 #sexualviolenceawarenessmonth

05.01.2022 Have a look at this beautiful and free colouring book for SA survivors. An initiative of the Office of Sexual Violence Support and Education at Ryerson University in Toronto, Canada. Thanks to The Wellness Society for sharing. https://buff.ly/2KrVSqc

05.01.2022 Women and girls: - In 2017, women and girls made up 83% of victims of recorded sexual assaults in Queensland. - Half of those women were between 10 and 19 years of age. - In Australia, 1 in 6 women report that they have been physically and/or sexually abused before the age of 15.... (Sources: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Personal Safety Survey 2016 & Recorded Crime Victims, Australia, 2017.) To find out more, visit: https://buff.ly/3e1rXTP #SVAM2020 #SexualViolenceAwarenessMonth #affirmativeconsent #consent #sexualassault #WeBelieveYou #SVAM #StartByBelieving Queensland Sexual Assault Network

04.01.2022 Kids don’t just take their lunch to school every day, they take their whole self. Their past is in their present whilst they learn about their future.

01.01.2022 20 reminders for trauma survivors from the @thewellnesssocietycic.