Featured in Gazette Pakeham: Picking up signs of domestic abuse

EAGLE-EYED nurses and doctors at Casey Hospital are set to become better equipped to pick up on signs of domestic abuse in patients

19-Nov-2016 228 views.

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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
How would you describe this course to another person who was thinking of doing it? Do It! It’s a great program for understanding emotions and reactions and how to control them.
Adrian - Brighton
Do it! Initially I thought I was in the wrong place, that there was nothing I could learn from this type of forum-some discussion, some issues seemed not to be relevant. But! Some other components are very worthwhile.
Richard - Coburg - Read full comment
Encourage them to do it. They will get a lot out of this program.
Michael - Gembrook - Read full comment
I would say if you really love her/them then ask yourself: Do you want to change? Do you want to be respected by your family? You might think you are respected but like I found they were scared to say otherwise. I would also say, you might think you are a great couple.
Steve - Bentleigh - Read full comment
This program will teach you to listen and understand your partner, your feelings and learn ownership and self control.
Darryl - Pakenham
I have noticed changes in Kevin when having constant support. Reduced yelling which plays a lot with my head.
Kylie - Wonthaggi - Read full comment
His eyes have begun to open and the defences that blocked communication are crumbling.
Pia - Burwood
I have noticed that Brian is able to control his temper a lot more, he is a lot more patient, and a much happier person to be around. He also listens to myself and the kids a lot more.
Natalie - Mt Eliza
He is much more considerate and I think he may have stopped ‘playing mind’ games with me.
Jodie - Essendon
The course is definately worth doing. It has helped with our relationship ad helped to make us bother happier people.
Anonymous
I believe for every woman who finds herself in my situation, which seems never ending, would appreciate their partner doing this course. Baby steps but hopefully with time it will happen.
Kylie - Wonthaggi
Your partner needs to want to do this program for themselves. Your partner needs to be committed to changing because they themselves want to change.
Anonymous
OMG… Just watched you on sunrise. When you mentioned 'tip-toing' around like on eggs shells, I knew there was something in this for me.
Anonymous
The work that he does is brilliant and the way he is tackling the systemic toxic masculinity is vital work. In a primary setting we are not immune from it and see these power imbalance type behaviours being reinforced by dads and ignored or brushed over by mums.
Michael - Bentleigh East - Read full comment

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