The Abbwell Group

14/04/2026

Living with Adult Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) can be like riding a rollercoaster through the intricacies of daily life. ADHD, often misconceived as a childhood condition, persists into adulthood for many individuals. The challenges are real, but so are the strengths and strategies of navigating this unique neurodevelopmental condition.

ADHD, often misconceived as a childhood condition, persists into adulthood for many individuals. Living with Adult ADHD can be like riding a rollercoaster

08/04/2026

Raising a child with ASD can feel overwhelming at times. You don’t have to do it alone.

We’re hosting our next Raising Kids with ASD – Parent Support Group on April 11th. This session gives you a space to connect with other parents who understand what you’re navigating, share experiences, and walk away with practical strategies you can use straight away.

• Connect with other parents on a similar journey
• Share challenges in a safe, supportive space
• Learn practical strategies that actually work
• Be guided by a qualified counsellor

This group is designed to help you feel more confident, supported and better equipped in day-to-day life.

Spots are limited.

Secure your place here: https://abbwell.au/events/raising-kids-with-asd-parent-support-group-april-26/

Our parent support groups are structured and guided by a counsellor, giving you both peer support and practical direction in one session.

If you know a parent who would benefit, feel free to share this with them.

The group will be supported by one of our Counsellors. It will give you a space to share your experiences, learn from others and discuss practical ideas you can use at home. Each session would focus on real challenges you face. You will also be able to suggest topics, tools that have worked for you....

06/04/2026

In the age of the internet, accessing explicit material has become easier than ever. For many teenagers, their first encounter with sexual content is through online po*******hy. While the consumption of po*******hy is a personal choice, it’s essential to understand its impact on the typical sexual development of teenagers.

For many teenagers, their first encounter with sexual content is through online po*******hy. While the consumption of po*******hy...

04/04/2026

04/04/2026

We’re hiring a Psychologist or Provisional Psychologist to join The Abbwell Group in the Bundaberg region.

You’ll work in a structured, outcomes-focused service with a diverse caseload across mental health, trauma and disability, including sessions in our 70-acre rural setting at South Kolan.

You’ll have flexibility across in-person, community and telehealth work, with strong admin support and a clear salary.

Immediate start available. If you want meaningful work, real client progress and a role that values both clinical quality and flexibility, we’d like to hear from you.

Deliver psychological assessment, formulation and intervention for a diverse client group

02/04/2026

We’re hiring a Counsellor to join The Abbwell Group.

If you want more than office-based therapy, this role gives you the chance to work in a structured, outcomes-focused way in a calm 70-acre rural setting.

You will work with children, young people and adults across mental health, trauma and disability. You will deliver counselling and equine-assisted therapy that builds real, measurable outcomes.

What you will do:

Deliver one-on-one counselling for NDIS and private clients
Use equine-assisted therapy to support emotional regulation and confidence
Work toward clear functional outcomes linked to NDIS goals
Support clients to improve daily functioning, communication and coping skills
Collaborate with support coordinators, GPs and allied health

Where you will work:

Willow Park, South Kolan
Community-based sessions
Telehealth where suitable

What you need:

Current Australian Counselling Association registration
Counselling qualification at Diploma level or higher
Experience in mental health or disability
Confidence working around horses or willingness to learn

Why this role stands out:

Work in a structured, clinically focused model
Use practical, hands-on therapy approaches
See clear progress in your clients
Flexible employment options, full-time, part-time, casual or contractor
Be part of a small, experienced team

This is a role where your work directly impacts how people function day to day.

If you are looking for meaningful work with real outcomes, we want to hear from you.

Apply now or contact us to learn more.

You will provide counselling and equine-assisted therapy that supports people to manage emotions, reduce anxiety, build coping skills and improve daily functioning.

30/03/2026

Join us for our Parents Support Group (Raising Kids with ASD. The group will be supported by one of our Counsellors. It will give you a space to share your experiences, learn from others and discuss practical ideas you can use at home. Each session would focus on real challenges you face. You will also be able to suggest topics, tools that have worked for you and approaches that have not.

This is what the group will include:

Guided discussions with a Counsellor
Specialist Guest Presenters
A chance to raise your own day-to-day challenges
Practical examples from other parents
Space to share what has and has not worked
Focused problem solving
Support from people who understand your situation

The group will be supported by one of our Counsellors. It will give you a space to share your experiences, learn from others and discuss practical ideas you can use at home. Each session would focus on real challenges you face. You will also be able to suggest topics, tools that have worked for you....

29/03/2026

Sibling relationships are one of the most enduring and influential connections we form in our lives. These relationships can be a source of unwavering support, understanding, and companionship or fraught with rivalry, jealousy, and discord. In this exploration of sibling dynamics, we delve into the intricate tapestry of good and bad sibling relationships, examining the factors contributing to their development and impact on individuals.

Sibling relationships can be a source of unwavering support, understanding, and companionship, or they can be fraught with rivalry, jealousy, and discord

22/03/2026

In the age of information and connectivity, technology has woven itself into the fabric of our daily lives, influencing how we work, communicate, and relax. While the benefits of technology are undeniable, it’s crucial to acknowledge and address its impact on mental health. This blog post aims to explore the intricate relationship between technology and mental well-being and provide actionable tips on how to use digital devices mindfully to promote a balanced and healthy lifestyle.

While the benefits of technology are undeniable, it's crucial to acknowledge and address its impact on mental health.

20/03/2026

When a long-term relationship ends, it does not just affect the two adults involved. It reshapes the emotional, psychological and social world of every child connected to that family.

Children do not experience separation the same way adults do. They often lack the language, maturity and emotional regulation skills to process what is happening. What might seem like an “adult decision” can feel like instability, loss and confusion for a child.

This does not mean separation always harms children. In some cases, it can reduce exposure to conflict and improve a child’s environment. What matters most is how the separation is handled.

Learn how divorce and long-term relationship breakdown affect children at every age. Understand the mental health risks, social impacts, and practical steps you can take to support your child through separation.

15/03/2026

In an era where the lines between work and personal life often blur, addressing mental health in the workplace is not just a corporate responsibility but a crucial facet of fostering a healthy, productive, and supportive work environment. This blog post aims to delve deep into the nuances of mental health in the workplace, exploring the challenges, strategies, and initiatives that contribute to a positive and nurturing professional atmosphere.

Addressing mental health in the workplace is not just a corporate responsibility but a crucial facet of fostering a healthy, productive, & supportive work environment

10/03/2026

A Practical Guide for People Facing Floods and Community Crisis

Communities across the Wide Bay and Bundaberg region are currently facing serious flood conditions as the Burnett River rises and evacuation warnings are issued in several suburbs. Flood events disrupt daily life quickly. Roads close, homes are threatened, and families face uncertainty about what comes next.

Events like this create far more than physical disruption. Floods, bushfires and storms can trigger deep psychological distress. Fear, uncertainty, exhaustion and grief are common reactions when homes, livelihoods and safety feel threatened.

Understanding how to manage these emotional responses can make a significant difference to how individuals, families and communities cope during and after a disaster.

Practical guidance on managing stress, anxiety and emotional distress during floods and natural disasters in Bundaberg. Learn simple coping strategies and where to seek professional support.