In Part 3 of "Family and Domestic Violence", Wendy courageously shares her personal experience of growing up and witnessing domestic violence in its various forms. She candidly shares her insights into the impact of her childhood experiences on her relationship as an adult and the effect of intergenerational trauma. A touching story that guides us in supporting those who may be in a similar situation as well as guiding us to access support if needed.

For support in Australia contact:

1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732)

Some of the content maybe disturbing and not suitable for children.

In Part 2 of "Family and Domestic Violence", Fiona McDonald, a relationship educator with extensive experience in the various domains of relationships, identifies the importance of equality of men and women and the importance of the family as the foundation for healthy relationships. She explores how we can break the cycle of abuse and violence, gives us an overview of the most effective interventions and examines the question of when is it a good time to intervene.

For anyone impacted by family and domestic violence in Australia, please contact:

1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732)

In Part 1 of "Family and Domestic Violence", Jayne Jarito, an experienced financial counsellor, sheds light on an area of domestic and family violence that is often overlooked and hidden - financial abuse. Jayne specifically outlines how we can recognise financial abuse and how we can support someone that may be trapped by financial abuse.

For more support in Australia please contact:

1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732)

National Debt helpline 1800 007 007