What is a family law counsellor?

Emerging Minds, Australia, August 2024

Related to Child mental health, Family and social relationships, Family conflict, separation and divorce, Parenting

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This video is part of the Emerging Minds Families series, Practitioners speak. It is designed to help you understand how different practitioners can support your and your child’s mental health and wellbeing.

When accessing a practitioner for further support it can be helpful to understand what to expect and how to feel confident in preparing for your visit. In the following video you will learn about the role of a family law counsellor and how they can support you and your family.

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What is a family law counsellor?

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