Interview with 3mdr Radio

23-Oct-2018 Media, anger management, behavioural change, general. 402 views.

On Tuesday October 23rd, David appeared on The imaginary friends show on 3mdr radio to talk about Call Me Dad. Click the link below to listen to the podcast

http://programs.3mdr.com/the-imaginary-friends-show/2018-10-23

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I didn’t want to do this program, but my wife said if I don’t she is leaving. Over the last 24 weeks, I have learnt more about life in so many ways.
Bill - 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
Don’t waste time. Life is to short.
Hunchy - Longwarry - Read full comment
Encourage them to do it. They will get a lot out of this program.
Michael - Gembrook - Read full comment
He manages his anger. He talks to me about his feelings, which helps him to stay level headed.
Marie - Epping - Read full comment
Deals with situations more rationally.
Leanne - Port Melbourne
A new lease of life. A breath of fresh air in the relationship A reason to be hopeful.
Pia - Burwood
This course requires commitment from any person wanting to do it. It requires commitment to change.
Anonymous
Excellent for making men aware of what ‘abusive Behaviour’ actually is and excellent for giving them tools to control their behaviour.
Jenny - Officer
This program can be a very sobering experience. It is worthwhile.
Gayleen - Pakenham - Read full comment
My partner has never been physically abusive and I have never feared for my safety. However I was not happy with our relationship.
Anonymous
Self-awareness, self-regulation, strategies for change, education on the cycle of violence. An understanding of how his abuse impacts on his partner and the relationship.
Marie - Epping - Read full comment
Dear Dave and Jaqui, Watching the documentary tonight really hit home for me. I was in tears when I first watched the trailer and have been every time I have showed it to friends and family, even more tears tonight through the whole film.
Jess and Sean
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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