Would criminalising domestic abuse in Australia help our legal system deal better with domestic violence? #QandA

07-Nov-2019 Media, general, Domestic Violence. 283 views.

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Would criminalising domestic abuse in Australia help our legal system deal better with domestic violence? #QandA
Posted by Q&A on Tuesday, 5 November 2019

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This has been the best thing I have done (apart from getting married). This stuff is real and change is real if you be honest with yourself.
Ryan - Chelsea Heights - Read full comment
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
Do it! It’s awesome! You learn more about yourself and how you treat others. It is a wake up call.
Mario - Narre Warren - 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
He has more controlled and is less angry and sensitive to things I might say, He does not bite back a easily. His coping mechanisms are a lot better.
Anonymous
His eyes have begun to open and the defences that blocked communication are crumbling.
Pia - Burwood
I have noticed HUGE CHANGES! A different man to what he had become, I’m starting to look at him as the man I had married so long ago. The depression has lifted.
Robyn - Parkdale
He is much more considerate and I think he may have stopped ‘playing mind’ games with me.
Jodie - Essendon
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
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
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
I can’t praise Dave & Jacqui enough after watching the show last night. I was astounded at the results having tried desperately to get through to my abusive partner who is now on community service for his anger issues and one step away from prison.
Anonymous
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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