We are currently enrolling couples for an Australia-wide research study funded by the Australian Government.

The study will evaluate whether an online relationship program is more or less effective than the care that couples would typically receive.

If you are eligible you will get FREE access to a proven, flexible, and effective on-line program OR be provided with information and links to services to help you strengthen your relationship.

You cannot choose which group you are allocated to - everyone in the study is randomly assigned (like the flip of a coin) so that the results will not be biased.

You may be eligible if:

- You are 18 years or older

- You live in Australia

- You have access to the internet

- You have been with your partner for at least 6 months and both of you want to take part in the study

- You or your partner are experiencing dissatisfaction in your relationship.

- You and your partner experience some relationship challenges related to alcohol or substances.

Odyssey Victoria is a state-wide, specialist treatment organisation dedicated to improving the lives of individuals who experience significant or long-term problems from alcohol and other drug use.

The first Odyssey House opened in New York in 1966 as a residential rehabilitation program for people with a drug or alcohol addiction. Odyssey House Victoria was established in Melbourne in 1979. Today, several Odyssey Houses exist throughout the United States, New Zealand, and Australia offering a wide range of programs and services.

The seed was sown for Hello Sunday Morning in 2009 when founder, Chris Raine embarked on a year-long experiment to quit drinking. A nightclub promoter at the time, Chris blogged about the challenges and successes of this experiment when he woke up hangover-free every Sunday Morning signing off with “Hello, Sunday Morning!” After that first year and  extending the challenge to his flatmate, since 2010, Chris has grown Hello Sunday Morning into a bona-fide health service, with Daybreak as its key offering. 

Anglicare Victoria works to prevent harm and empower children, young people, and families to overcome challenges and achieve their full potential. Supporting tens of thousands of Victorians every year, our 2000+ staff and volunteers operate from more than 96 sites across the state, as well as delivering assistance online, at home and in the community. We are Victoria’s largest provider of Out of Home Care and Family Services, and one of Australia’s most innovative agencies in working with vulnerable children youth and families.

Windana provides services across Victoria for adults and young people experiencing alcohol and other drug harms, family violence, mental health challenges and social disadvantage.

By intervening early and creating purposeful partnerships, we help clients achieve improved outcomes while reducing demand on acute services. And we are influencing policy, practice and research to help shape better systems for clients.