Welcome to Relationships Australia Northern Territory
Relationships Australia Northern Territory provides services from 4 office locations. Click for the National Office website.
All programs offered by the agency are operated under Service Agreements with either the State or Australian Governments, requiring us to meet prescribed standards of professional and administrative practice. The remaining funding comes from client fees and donations.
Relationships Australia Northern Territory employs experienced and qualified professional staff to provide counselling to individuals, couples and families to enhance, maintain or where necessary, manage changes in their relationships.
Please ASK US a question if you have a query or need to provide feedback or contact the office nearest you in Northern Territory.
What's New
The Future of Relationships
On Wednesday 18th April 2012, Relationships Australia NT, with the support of the Relationships Australia National office, conducted a “Future of Relationships” forum and panel at the Darwin Entertainment Centre.
MORERelationship Education courses Semester One calendar Out NOW
There are five different courses on offer this semester:
MOREDrumzone Program for Alice Springs
The Drumzone is a program targeting young people aged 10-17 in Alice Springs. Participants have the opportunity to design, construct and learn to play their very own drum. They learn the ancient craft of traditional drum design and construction. Also, they not only learn to play rhythms, but touch on therapeutic measures through a DRUMBEAT model which allows young people to learn ways of coping or dealing with emotions through music.
MORERelationships Indicators Survey 2011
The 2011 Relationships Indicators Survey was released in July 2011, and is a joint initiative between Relationships Australia and CUA. The research provides a statistically sound representative sample of attitudes to, and opinions about, relationships among adults living in Australia. The research focussed on a number of key areas, including:
MOREModel of Practice for Mediation with Aboriginal Families in Central Australia
This publication presents the resulting model of practice for mediation with Aboriginal families which designed for use by practitioners working with Aboriginal people who are in dispute, especially in cases involving separating couples.
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