Darryl

Believe in yourself! It takes guts to admit you have a problem.

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
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
This program will teach you to listen and understand your partner, your feelings and learn ownership and self control.
Darryl - Pakenham
His eyes have begun to open and the defences that blocked communication are crumbling.
Pia - Burwood
He is calmer now; he still does blow off but will easily walk away and now knows how to manage himself.
Gayleen - Pakenham
He is much more considerate and I think he may have stopped ‘playing mind’ games with me.
Jodie - Essendon
It is an ideal vehicle for making men to live up to their responsibilities.
Mary - Wantirna
Educational for abusive people make them accountable for their actions and what they have to do if they ant a better quality of life.
Anonymous
Brian has learnt to acknowledge when his anger is building up, and is now able to control it. He has also learnt to see things from mine and others point of view.
Natalie - Mt Eliza - Read full comment
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
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
Dear Dave and Jaqui, Watching the documentary tonight really hit home for me. I was in tears when I first watched the trailer and have been every time I have showed it to friends and family, even more tears tonight through the whole film.
Jess and Sean
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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