Children who see domestic violence in their homes are often hurt in ways we don’t see. It’s important to recognise the impact of domestic violence
Isolation abuse is a hidden kind of domestic abuse. It makes people feel trapped and alone. It’s important to know about isolation abuse signs and
Violence against women is an epidemic in Australia and is driven by a lack of gender equality. This violation of human rights often occurs against
In a workplace where gender equality exists employees can access the same rewards, resources and opportunities regardless of gender. A diverse and inclusive workforce results
Blaming is a tactic used in coercive control to excuse abuse and make a victim survivor feel like they ‘deserved’ the abuse. An abusive partner
1 in 3 Australians believe that if a woman does not leave her abusive partner, she is responsible for continuing violence (ANROWS, 2017). Instead of
Men that use violence and control in their relationship often do so because they believe women are less worthy than men. They choose to perpetrate
You might have heard of the term “gaslighting” before, but what does it actually mean? Gaslighting is a form of psychological manipulation that’s used to
Coercive control in an intimate partner relationship is when one partner uses power to limit and control the other. A pattern of behaviour may be
Going through a separation or divorce is undoubtedly a challenging time. However, separating your finances is crucial to creating a new and independent financial future.
The holiday season, often marked with joy and togetherness, can also bring heightened stress and vulnerability for many families across Australia. During the festive period,
Many of us are familiar with the concepts of physical and emotional abuse, but a less discussed form of domestic violence is financial abuse (also