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Featured in the Sunshine Coast Daily: Husband, father, abuser – can a bad man change?

25-Nov-2015 Media. 373 views.

As featured in the Sunshine Coast Daily, 21 November 2015.

Featured on Triple M - The Grill

25-Nov-2015 Media. 374 views.

Listen to David Nugent on Triple M's The Grill Podcast, 25 November, 2015.

Featured in Sydney Morning Herald: Call Me Dad Documentary Bravely Takes Hard Road

25-Nov-2015 Media. 365 views.

As reviewed in the Sydney Morning Herald, Entertainment section. 21 November, 2015.

Media Clipping: Sydney Morning Herald - Call Me Dad

25-Nov-2015 Media. 300 views.

Media clipping from Sydney Morning Herald TV Guide.

Featured on news.com.au: David Nugent once a perpetrator of family violence reveals his story

25-Nov-2015 Media. 290 views.

David Nugent and Jacqui Seamark featured on news.com.au, 27th November 2015.

Call Me Dad - Premieres Nov 26, ABC.

21-Nov-2015 Media. 372 views.

Call Me Dad is a powerful film about a group of men who have committed or who are at risk of committing violence undergoing a behaviour change program to try to rebuild broken relationships with their kids.

TV program Call Me Dad issues challenge to men who are violent towards family

21-Nov-2015 Media. 329 views.

As Featured in the Sydney Morning Herald, Nov 21, 2015.

Call Me Dad Documentary - Featured in Australian Women's Weekly

18-Nov-2015 Media. 356 views.

They are the ordinary Australian men who strike fear into the hearts of their partners and children.

Family violence survivor Jacqui Seamark is using her experiences to empower and support women, and help run the Men’s Education Towards Anger and Life group

10-Jun-2014 Media. 358 views.

JACQUI Seamark understands what it’s like to be a victim of family violence.

Finding A Solution To Domestic Violence

15-Apr-2014 Media. 644 views.

David Nugent was introduced early to domestic violence. His father regularly beat his mother. The boy was accustomed to police knocking at the door.

Angry Men Mellowing

15-Apr-2014 Media. 362 views.

Pakenham men are coming to grips with anger and saving their families.

Mission To Help Angry Men

15-Apr-2014 Media. 339 views.

It took David Nugent's wife to tell him "enough is enough" 10 years ago before he addressed his abusive nature.

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
Definitely give it a go as you don’t know what you really like in yourself until you things pointed out to you. Good to join in discussion with others who are in the “same boat”.
Glen - Yarra Glen - Read full comment
Don’t waste time. Life is to short.
Hunchy - Longwarry - Read full comment
If you are hesitant about the program, we all were! It is not that you have nothing to lose; you have everything to gain-it’s a rewarding time that benefits not only you, but your family and friends. It is a life time changing time that you control if you chose to do so.
Steve - Beaconsfield
Level one taught me what to look out for. It gave me new tools to recognize the affect of my behaviour on others.
Leigh - Dandenong - Read full comment
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
He is able to deal with a little more pressure than he could before. He does not blow a fuse or erupt as quickly as he used to.
Kate - Warragul - Read full comment
He has continued to control is anger. It has now been 20 weeks without holes in the wall.
Sandra - Ferntree Gully
Highly recommend it. It is worthwhile for the entire family, not just for them.
Robyn - Parkdale - Read full comment
Very good, positive influence helps you evaluate yourself and your situation.
Leanne - Port Melbourne
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
On Friday night I witnessed a room full of men reflect on their lives in the most humbling way. Every single one of us has acted in anger at some point.
Scott Carson - Parkdale - Read full comment

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