Trauma-informed support after violence
The effects of violence can continue long after the event. People may experience anxiety, low mood, intrusive memories, sleep difficulties, fear, grief, anger, shame or changes in relationships and daily functioning.
Therapy proceeds at a pace that respects safety, choice and control. You do not have to tell the whole story at once. Sessions can focus on stabilisation, coping, understanding trauma responses and gradually rebuilding a sense of safety and connection.
Victim Assist Queensland counselling
Victim Assist Queensland may approve financial assistance for counselling expenses in eligible matters. The approval letter, available amount or sessions, practitioner requirements and any reporting conditions need to be reviewed before funded appointments begin.
Financial assistance is not automatic and may not cover every cost. Fern Up cannot decide eligibility or approve additional sessions; those decisions remain with Victim Assist Queensland.
Online victim support psychologist
Telehealth can provide private access to a psychologist without travelling to a clinic. It may be useful for people in regional Queensland, people with mobility or transport barriers, or those who feel safer attending from a familiar place.
- Trauma-informed and culturally responsive care
- English, Persian (Farsi) and Turkish
- Telehealth where clinically suitable
- Clear discussion of consent, privacy and any required reports
روانشناس حمایت از قربانیان خشونت
برای افراد واجد شرایط در مسیر تأییدشده Victim Assist Queensland، امکان بررسی مشاوره و رواندرمانی آنلاین وجود دارد. جلسات با رویکرد آگاه از تروما و با تأکید بر امنیت، انتخاب و کنترل مراجع ارائه میشود.
Please note: Fern Up is not a crisis service. Funding, session limits and reporting requirements depend on the individual Victim Assist Queensland decision and must be confirmed before treatment.