Supporting families physical and emotional wellbeing
The Supported Families Program provides psychological support for families, children and young people receiving services through Ronald McDonald House South & Central Australia. The program is offered in partnership with Adelaide University.
The Program is staffed by provisional psychologists completing their Master of Psychology degree at Adelaide University working under the close supervision of an experienced clinical psychologist.
Psychologists help people understand themselves and improve their mental health. We can help with needs such as grief and loss, managing family relationships, and supporting transitions like returning to school after some time away.
The Supported Families Program offers therapeutic support for:
There are no fees or charges associated with the Supported Families Program – it’s free!
We can provide services in-person at Ronald McDonald House Adelaide or through a secure telehealth system.
You can expect us to:
We are committed to providing evidence based, culturally responsive and trauma informed care.
If you’d like to talk about therapy or a psychological assessment, please chat with one of the Family Liasion Officers in our House – they can help organise a referral to our program.
