Every person needs a community where they are loved and supported, and where they feel that they belong. As we think about the different communities that a person belongs to, we need to note the wide diversity in family structures including:

• Nuclear families – traditional family structures with two parents and at least one child

• Single-parent families – a single person with their kids

• Extended families – with many relatives living together

• Childless families – two partners without children

• Stepfamilies – two partners and children from previous (and possibly current) relationships

• Grandparent families – at least one person and their grandchildren

Each family will have their own dynamics and the types of interpersonal obstacles that they face. As a result each family will have different needs in terms of family and relationship services and social services as a whole.

Insight provides consulting and training for family services. Insight is a Company Partner of the Research Society in Australia, and Insight CEO, Dr Mark Griffin, is certified as a Qualified Professional Researcher with the society.

See details about the training we deliver in Social Research and Family Services through a Registered Training Organization (coming soon).