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Resources
- Looking after yourself
- The role of specialist supports
- Male perpetrators vs male victims
- Avoiding collusion
- Assessing risk and safety
- Supporting someone experiencing violence
- Talking to a friend about his violence
- Talking about violence for the first time
- Getting support
- Staying safe
- Who is responsible
- Defining violence
- Find a men’s behaviour change program
- What happens in a men’s behaviour change group
- Using Time Out
- Common excuses for violence
- Taking responsibility
- What is violence?
Blog
- How to strengthen family communication
- Understanding Sexual Abuse
- Recognising Drug Addiction
- Understanding Verbal Abuse
- Understanding Physical Abuse
- Understanding Spiritual Abuse
- Understanding Emotional Abuse
- Understanding financial abuse
- How to be a better listener
- Steps towards a healthy relationship
- Supporting someone experiencing domestic violence
- Feeling out of place in the festive season
- Expansion of intake criteria for Changing for Good
- Special occasions away from your kids
- What happens in the Changing for Good program?
- The challenge of change
- How counselling can help with anger management
- Exercise the body for emotional wellbeing!
- Looking after yourself
- Appreciation
- Avoiding misunderstandings
- Valuing the differences in your relationship
- Active listening
- Relating queuing theory to everyday life
- Managing trigger events
- Decision making principles
- Accessing ongoing support from Changing for Good
- Time Out
- Why kids just need your time and attention
- Welcome to Changing for Good
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