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There is now a specific program in Coffs Harbour for men who want to stop using violent and controlling behaviour called a Men’s Behaviour Change Program.
Continue ReadingWorking towards change
If you are worried about your behaviour or think that things are slipping away, Engage2Change may be for you. It doesn’t matter who you are, or the reputation you hold we recognise that men from all walks of life could benefit if they struggle with relationship abuse or violence.
Continue ReadingGay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex and Queer
The Engage2Change program partners are all Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex and Queer (GLBTIQ) safe spaces. The Engage2Change program is inclusive for all men who wish to attend to working towards non-violent and respectful relationships.
Continue ReadingWhat about anger management?
Violent and controlling behaviour can fall into more than one category. Other times, it doesn’t seem to fit into any of the categories listed below. What matters is whether someone is controlled or fearful as a result of the behaviour, regardless of whether or not you intended that to happen.
Continue ReadingServices for Women and Children
There are a wide range of professional services available to support Women and Children experiencing Domestic Violence.
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There is a wide range of Gov’t and Agency services available for Men who are both victims and perpetrators of Domestic Violence.
Continue ReadingConcerned about someone’s behaviour?
You might know somebody who told you that they’ve been violent towards a partner. Or maybe you have been feeling uncomfortable about how a friend, colleague, family member, or neighbour treats their partner.
Continue ReadingMen’s Behaviour Change Programs
There are special programs for men who want to stop using violent and controlling behaviour called Men’s Behaviour Change Programs.
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