Choices Counselling

Survivors can contact CHOICES directly and self-refer for support.

If clients are suitable for Choices' services, they will be put on a waiting list and offered the following treatment options:

• Individual symptom management sessions: six psychoeducational and tools-based sessions delivered online
• Access to an Emotional Support and Advocacy worker
• Survivor and Supporter Information workshops: for survivors, and either a supportive family member, or friend to help them gain a better understanding of some of the symptoms, emotions, and behaviours that the survivor struggles with day-to-day which may be as a result of childhood sexual abuse.
• Individual, trauma-informed counselling: suitable clients are offered weekly individual counselling for up to two years, either in person or online
• Psychotherapy groups run by experienced counsellors who have a Diploma in Group Analysis
• Psychoeducational Webinars: access to their series of webinars on understanding the impacts of childhood sexual abuse

Currently all services are free of charge although voluntary donations are encouraged.