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Admin December 2, 2022 Domestic Violence

How to Protect Your Mental Health as You Get Older

Maintaining psychological and emotional wellness is important throughout your life. However, it’s important to recognize that as you age you are...

Monica Blizzard November 28, 2022 Domestic and Family Violence, Domestic Violence, legal profession

Family violence and the workplace – the impact of flexible working arrangements

One of the most positive outcomes from recent COVID-19 lockdowns is the promotion of flexibility in the workplace, and the ability to work from home...

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MENTAL HEALTH CONNECT | 2020 ONLINE EXPO DIGITAL PREMIERE

The Australian & New Zealand Mental Health Association (ANZMH Association) is proud to host the upcoming Mental Health Connect Online Expo, one of...

Brittany George April 24, 2017 Domestic Violence, Relationships Australia

How clients feel about ‘being screened’ for risks

Clients typically register their details before using a service – the ubiquitous ‘paperwork’. But what if registration also involves being screened...

Brittany George April 19, 2017 children, Domestic Violence, Family Violence, Perpetrator Accountability

Reducing Domestic Violence Homicides and Enhancing Perpetrator Accountability

Reducing Domestic Violence Homicides and Enhancing Perpetrator Accountability in Child Welfare Cases

Brittany George April 3, 2017 Domestic Violence, homelessness in young people, Mental Health, Mental Illness

An organisational response to domestic violence occurring during homelessness in young people.

Domestic violence outside the domestic sphere: An organisational response to domestic violence occurring during homelessness in young people.

Brittany George March 31, 2017 Addiction, Domestic Violence, Family Violence, Mental Health, Mental Illness

Domestic and family violence and co-occurring mental health issues and addictions

Mrs Bronwyn Morris Accredited Mental Health Social Worker, Like Mental Health.

Brittany George March 27, 2017 Domestic Violence, Mental Health, Mental Illness

Student nurses’ knowledge and attitudes towards domestic violence

Student nurses’ knowledge and attitudes towards domestic violence Oral presentation at Stop Domestic Violence Conference, Brisbane, 2016

Brittany George March 23, 2017 Domestic Violence, Mental Health, women

The Efficacy of a Self-Help Program for Women Survivors of Domestic Violence

According to the Australian Personal Safety Survey (ABS, 2012), 16.9% of women (1,479,900) and 5% of men (448,000) have experienced violence from an...

Brittany George March 3, 2017 Domestic and Family Violence, Domestic Violence, indigenous health, Indigenous Mental Health, Mental Health

Working With Survivors and Offenders of Domestic and Family Violence

Indigenous Spirituality As A Theoretical Approach: Working With Survivors and Offenders of Domestic and Family Violence in community.