SAL Consulting

23/06/2026

Only a couple more days before applications close, get yours in quickly!
An exciting opportunity to lead a team in the tropical NT. We’re looking for an experienced and energetic Team Manager to join our National Leadership Team, based in Winnellie, Darwin. For more info and to apply, visit:
https://www.salconsulting.com.au/jobs

17/06/2026

SAL Victoria have 3 great full-time positions currently open. If you are motivated by meaningful work that is supported by strong professional standards, you will thrive as part of our team.
• Behaviour Support Practitioner
• Forensic Practitioner
• Speech Pathologist
For more information, please visit: https://www.salconsulting.com.au/jobs

15/06/2026

SAL's WA team have just settled into our fresh new premises and we look forward to welcoming you! The address is:
Building A, 631 Karel Avenue
Jandakot WA 6164

SAL Consulting offers clinical, therapeutic, & organisational supports and training

15/06/2026

Each year, Men’s Health Week is celebrated around the world in June. The 2026 theme in Australia is 'See a GP' - highlighting the importance of seeing a doctor if something seems wrong with your physical, mental or emotional wellbeing. In addition, Men's Health Week is about encouraging men to:
- Take regular exercise to support health and reduce stress
- Take part in regular health checks and screening
- Seek help when they are feeling low or challenged by life circumstances.
- Help a mate who they believe is struggling

Research consistently shows that men are at higher risk for many serious health conditions, including heart disease, diabetes, and certain cancers. Additionally, mental health concerns such as depression, anxiety, and su***de disproportionately affect men, yet many struggle to seek help due to stigma and societal pressures.

One of the key goals of Men’s Health Week is to break down barriers that prevent men from accessing healthcare. Encouraging regular check-ups, open conversations, and lifestyle changes can lead to earlier detection of health issues and improved overall well-being.

12/06/2026

Today is the Anniversary of The Barunga Statement, which was presented to Prime Minister Bob Hawke on June 12th 1988 at the Barunga Sport and Cultural Festival, NT. It was a landmark Indigenous, community-led document painted on bark, demanding treaty, land rights, self-determination recognition of customary laws. It was a pivotal milestone in Australian reconciliation history. Bob Hawke famously pledged to secure treaty by 1990. The Barunga agreement, although still unfulfilled, remains hung in Parliment House, Canberra as an enduring symbol of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander resilience.
Video: Miyalk Red Flag Dancers at Barunga. Each year the small, yet politically significant Aboriginal community of Barunga in remote NT opens its gates to the public for 3 days of camping in a celebration of Culture, Arts, and Sports.

11/06/2026

It’s as if they are saying “Whoa, I’m not sure about this, give me a moment” or “Wow, that was fun but let’s slow it down for sec.” When you see this, pause. It gives the child a moment for their nervous system to reorganise.

10/06/2026

Join the SAL Consulting team as an Allied Health practitioner - feel supported in your career as you make a difference every day. We are seeking the right people for the following roles:
Occupational Therapist [NT]
Speech Pathologist [NT]
Senior Speech Pathologist [NSW]
Occupational Therapist [VIC]

For more information, and to apply, visit: https://www.salconsulting.com.au/jobs

10/06/2026

As we continue to celebrate Infant Mental Health Awareness Week, we are sharing this 'principles of attunement' chart, breaking down the different forms of attunement between an infant and caregiver.

09/06/2026

Catfish Bunggul. We were honoured by the invitation to dance alongside Yolnu. A continued, ancient and never changing songline…Ceremonial obligation to a totem held by this clan group for countless generations. Thank you Bula’Bula Arts for matching our passion for the Strong Connections Strong Heart project!

09/06/2026

Our 'Strong Connections Strong Heart' team commemorating Reconciliation Week Yolŋu style!

Celebrating the embodiment of Social and Emotional Wellbeing (SEWB), Yolŋu leadership and two worldview, therapeutic, practice integration. Our 'Strong Connections Strong Heart' team, together with Yolŋu artists from Bula’Bula and the broader Ramingining community from very remote Arnhem Land, NT - Bunggul (dance) together in celebration of our collective journey in authentic co-designed community wellbeing.

Over the past two years, we have driven through rivers and flew over stone Country to immerse for one week a month, listen deeply, sit with clan families, artists and community leaders. Our goal: connecting and supporting people living with disability, psychosocial challenges, trauma and grief to thrive. We have walked on Country led by Yolŋu, delivering 'Strong Connections Strong Heart', a therapeutic cultural arts / yarning program that has extended beyond expectations.

We walked in with permission, quietly, with openness and over time our relationships and connections developed. The trust grew, as did the program. The community recognised we were walking beside them. The incredible support from the team at Bula’Bula Arts helped to make this all possible and we thank them.

We look forward to developments over the next 12 months and thank Australian Government’s - Information, Linkages and Capacity Building (ILC) program for the continued opportunity.