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 207 views.

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I would strongly encourage you to do this. Look at it from behaviour change point of view if anger management does not sit comfortable.
Michael - Drouin - Read full comment
At this stage I have only done three sessions and I am looking forward to the new term. It can really have a positive affect in every aspect of your life i.
Luke - Moonee Ponds - 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
Believe in yourself! It takes guts to admit you have a problem.
Darryl - Pakenham
Pick up the Bloody phone! It was the best move I ever made!
Scott - Cranbourne
Loved It! The results at home have been amazing I am cable of accepting who I was and what that meant and did to others. I am now a man who thinks about others and who makes choices because of that.
Brett - Langwarrin - Read full comment
I am not the alone and I am growing into a better person. I should have done this along time ago.
Sam - Hallam - Read full comment
His eyes have begun to open and the defences that blocked communication are crumbling.
Pia - Burwood
He has stopped making everything all about him. He is a better husband because he is more aware of when he starts his abuse and stops very quickly.
Anonymous
This is life changing! It is worth all the time and effort to get to. If you are serious about your family give this a go.
Kate - Warragul - Read full comment
Highly recommend it. It is worthwhile for the entire family, not just for them.
Robyn - Parkdale - Read full comment
If they are ready to do it, it is a life changing experience. The change was unbelievably fast and has continued.
Sandra - Ferntree Gully
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
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
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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