ABC documentary 'Call Me Dad' explores what happens when violent men try to change

16th September 2018. Reading Time: 1 minutes Anger Management, Behavioural Change, Domestic Violence, Masculinity, Media, Men's Health. 2120 page views.

Call Me Dad' follows a group of men through a behaviour change program for family violence perpetrators who want to change

"Call Me Dad gives the audience unprecedented access to a confidential and complex process. It allows us to understand family violence from the point of view of those doing the harm, rather than those who have suffered the damage. Through the lens of a perpetrator program, I believe we have an opportunity to gain a rare insight into the attitudes, behaviours and aspects of our culture that give rise to family violence."

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