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Self Help

People often ask us for advice and information about various aspects of relationships. Why won’t my partner say “I love you”? Is conflict a bad thing in a relationship? What sort of effect will separation have on my children?

Our Self Help section contains many articles about various aspects of relationships that were originally published in the Herald Sun newspaper. Browse these articles for useful information and advice about single life, relationships, parenting, families, separation and other life issues.

Great wall of silence.
This month's feature article focuses on stonewalling and the damage that can be done by refusing to engage or communicate with your partner.


News Items

Whittlesea Outreach
A new counselling outreach service has started in the Whittlesea area. More details...

RAV supports "Festival of Learning"
The Marriage and Relationship Educators National Conference will take place from 27 - 30 August, 2009 in Melbourne. More details... 

Conference hosted by RAQ
There is a Call for Papers for the "Tapestry of Trauma" conference in Brisbane from 11-13 November 2009 to hosted by RAQ and registrations are also open. More details...

Free seminars in September
 RAV Croydon will present a series of free "Parenting after Separation" seminars at the Ringwood Family Relationship Centre on September 2, 9 & 16 from 6.00 - 8.00pm. Numbers are limited. Pease call 9725 9964 to make a booking. More details...

CUA and RA in partnership
RAV will be presenting four community seminars, sponsored by CUA (Credit Union Australia), in the coming months. The theme of the seminars is "Managing Change" and the aim is to help people build skills on how to manage change effectively. More details to come. 

The seminars are part of the three year national business-community partnership program between Relationships Australia and CUA. 

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