Bully Attack

20-Feb-2020 general, Programs for Schools, Bullying. 535 views.

School bullies almost killed 12-year-old Adam in a vicious and unprovoked attack.
His mum Monique is as angry as you'd expect her to be.

Bully Attack
School bullies almost killed 12-year-old Adam in a vicious and unprovoked attack. His mum Monique is as angry as you'd expect her to be. #9ACA
Posted by A Current Affair on Tuesday, 18 February 2020

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The program saved my relationship and my family. In the course men dealt with not just physical abuse but also verbal abuse, their total attitude towards the way they treated other people.
Steve - Frankston - Read full comment
I feel it is a great program and it is great that men can get together and talk over issues affecting men. I like being able to speak freely about my feeling and thoughts with the other guys and I know I am not going to be judged.
John - Mornington Peninsula - Read full comment
Dave, Thanks again for your assistance with my life. I use your techniques in dealing with day to day issues every day.
John - Mornington Peninsula - Read full comment
What would you tell someone whose partner is asking them to do this program and be hesitant about doing it? As long as you are honest with yourself and not afraid of any stigma, the program will change your life. You will develop a close bond with a group of men who want to improve their relationships.
Lionel - Berwick - Read full comment
If at anytime you have questioned yourself whether the way you handle things could be improved or just that there must be a better way of living for you and your family you should have already done this program. Good thing is, it’s never too late to change!
Preston - Cranbourne
Believe in yourself! It takes guts to admit you have a problem.
Darryl - Pakenham
He has changed in so many ways – mainly he is respectful towards me and I feel safe with him. I have noticed that he listens to me more, lets me explain how I’m feeling instead of just listening to his.
Anonymous
I have noticed changes in Kevin when having constant support. Reduced yelling which plays a lot with my head.
Kylie - Wonthaggi - Read full comment
He has continued to control is anger. It has now been 20 weeks without holes in the wall.
Sandra - Ferntree Gully
He is much more considerate and I think he may have stopped ‘playing mind’ games with me.
Jodie - Essendon
A new lease of life. A breath of fresh air in the relationship A reason to be hopeful.
Pia - Burwood
Brian has learnt to acknowledge when his anger is building up, and is now able to control it. He has also learnt to see things from mine and others point of view.
Natalie - Mt Eliza - Read full comment
Very good, positive influence helps you evaluate yourself and your situation.
Leanne - Port Melbourne
Congratulations! I have been feeling very depressed about the recent coverage of FV and the constant shaming of men. With no exploration of their (our/my) humanity, their lives, or discussion about whether they can be helped, let alone any thought of whether we actually should help these men, or how.
J
The UTAS Student Living Team would like to thank you both for your recent Let’s Change the Story two-day professional development. This learning experience was invaluable in leading the Student Living Support Officers to develop self-awareness and understanding of attitudes that contribute to domestic violence.
Paul B - Sandy Bay - Read full comment

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