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Perpetrators are exploiting everyday products and services to monitor, control and harm people experiencing domestic and family violence. Any account, app, or smart device could be a weapon used to monitor, isolate, and control. Much of this harm is unintentional; enabled by standard features, account settings and service processes not designed with abuse risk in […]

This full-day, interactive online module aims to upskill practitioners, with theory and practice approaches, to enable them to walk alongside survivors of coercive control safely, respectfully and ethically.

In Australia, an estimated 1 in 5 people are neurodivergent – meaning their brains function, learn and process information differently to the current social and cultural norm. Neurodivergent people can have a range of clinical diagnoses but can also self-identify without a clinical diagnosis.   Neurodivergence often runs in families, and a growing number of […]

The language we use with clients has the power to support, heal and empower. But words can also harm and dehumanise individuals. Although this is rarely intentional, research consistently suggests that recipients of health and social support services often feel disempowered, disrespected and excluded. Therefore, it is critical we all reflect on the language we […]

This interactive, online training module will assist professionals to effectively identify, understand and resist invitations to collude with men who use family violence.   Register here

Join the Early Start Bright Future team for our first webinar of the year:  Collaborative Approaches to Supporting Positive Behaviour Research and practice show that collaborative approaches to behaviour support lead to more successful outcomes for children and create inclusive environments where every child can thrive. This session will provide practical strategies and tools to […]