Redress Scheme Counselling
Engaging with a redress scheme can bring up a wide range of emotions like relief, grief, anger, confusion, or exhaustion.
For many people, receiving an outcome doesn’t mean the process is over.
Mend Melbourne offers trauma-informed counselling for people who have received outcomes through redress schemes and are looking for on-going support.
Who This Support Is For
What Counselling Can Support With
People seek redress counselling for many different reasons. Sessions may support you to:
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Process emotions connected to receiving your outcome
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Make sense of the impact of historical abuse over time
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Work with feelings of anger, grief, injustice, or disappointment
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Understand nervous system responses and trauma patterns
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Re-establish a sense of stability after the redress process
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Feel less alone with experiences that are difficult to put into words
There is no expectation to “move on” or feel any particular way.