YOUTH COUNSELLING SERVICES
Aspire Youth Care provides a safe and confidential space to address behavioural, social, emotional, and learning problems experienced by young people aged between 12-17years old. Our approach exclusively, solely, and entirely aimed at promoting the wellbeing of the young people in our care from the time they engage with us through to the time they independently move on from our services.
A young person can attend counselling from 12years old or from the time they register for our services. Our staff are trained to provide counselling that is sensitive and appropriate for this age bracket. We work with young people from diverse social circumstances and cultural backgrounds to cater for all.
- In the first session, our counsellors will discuss concerns with parents and explore factors that may be influencing the situation.
- We then work with the child or young person to discuss the issues and to assist them to develop the understanding and skills required to manage the situation at home or in the community when they exit our care.
- In the sessions, the counsellor and the young person will discuss issues like anxiety, fears, family separation, self-esteem, grief and loss, childhood abuse, trauma, conflict with others, issues relating to school, socialising and relating with others and proving the skills for young people to deal with it all.
- All young people registered into our facility can access counselling services. Day and evening appointments are available as needed or recommended by the house carer on duty/case worker.
- Confidentiality and privacy are at the centre of our services to young people. The more the young person trusts the more they open to YARN therefore Aspire Youth Care offers confidentiality under the Family Law Act. All personal information recorded is securely stored in lockable cupboards and a secure database is used that is password locked. We also understand that under the Privacy Act, under very minimum circumstances requests can be made to access a young person’s information by agencies like the police or medical professionals to ensure the young person receives appropriate assistance. All this is given and read to the young person as they check in to the facility and they sign to agree with it.
Aspire Youth Care provides a safe and confidential space to address behavioural, social, emotional, and learning problems experienced by young people aged between 12-17years old. Our approach exclusively, solely, and entirely aimed at promoting the wellbeing of the young people in our care from the time they engage with us through to the time they independently move on from our services.
A young person can attend counselling from 12years old or from the time they register for our services. Our staff are trained to provide counselling that is sensitive and appropriate for this age bracket. We work with young people from diverse social circumstances and cultural backgrounds to cater for all.
- In the first session, our counsellors will discuss concerns with parents and explore factors that may be influencing the situation.
- We then work with the child or young person to discuss the issues and to assist them to develop the understanding and skills required to manage the situation at home or in the community when they exit our care.
- In the sessions, the counsellor and the young person will discuss issues like anxiety, fears, family separation, self-esteem, grief and loss, childhood abuse, trauma, conflict with others, issues relating to school, socialising and relating with others and proving the skills for young people to deal with it all.
- All young people registered into our facility can access counselling services. Day and evening appointments are available as needed or recommended by the house carer on duty/case worker.
- Confidentiality and privacy are at the centre of our services to young people. The more the young person trusts the more they open to YARN therefore Aspire Youth Care offers confidentiality under the Family Law Act. All personal information recorded is securely stored in lockable cupboards and a secure database is used that is password locked. We also understand that under the Privacy Act, under very minimum circumstances requests can be made to access a young person’s information by agencies like the police or medical professionals to ensure the young person receives appropriate assistance. All this is given and read to the young person as they check in to the facility and they sign to agree with it.
Aspire Youth Care provides a safe and confidential space to address behavioural, social, emotional, and learning problems experienced by young people aged between 12-17years old. Our approach exclusively, solely, and entirely aimed at promoting the wellbeing of the young people in our care from the time they engage with us through to the time they independently move on from our services.
A young person can attend counselling from 12years old or from the time they register for our services. Our staff are trained to provide counselling that is sensitive and appropriate for this age bracket. We work with young people from diverse social circumstances and cultural backgrounds to cater for all.
- In the first session, our counsellors will discuss concerns with parents and explore factors that may be influencing the situation.
- We then work with the child or young person to discuss the issues and to assist them to develop the understanding and skills required to manage the situation at home or in the community when they exit our care.
- In the sessions, the counsellor and the young person will discuss issues like anxiety, fears, family separation, self-esteem, grief and loss, childhood abuse, trauma, conflict with others, issues relating to school, socialising and relating with others and proving the skills for young people to deal with it all.
- All young people registered into our facility can access counselling services. Day and evening appointments are available as needed or recommended by the house carer on duty/case worker.
- Confidentiality and privacy are at the centre of our services to young people. The more the young person trusts the more they open to YARN therefore Aspire Youth Care offers confidentiality under the Family Law Act. All personal information recorded is securely stored in lockable cupboards and a secure database is used that is password locked. We also understand that under the Privacy Act, under very minimum circumstances requests can be made to access a young person’s information by agencies like the police or medical professionals to ensure the young person receives appropriate assistance. All this is given and read to the young person as they check in to the facility and they sign to agree with it.