In Conversations About Family Violence – You Do Not Have To Put Up With It!
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You deserve safety, respect, and peace. The heart of our new podcast series, In Conversations About Family Violence – You Do Not Have To Put Up With It, is hosted by Ms Carmella Acciarito, Principal Lawyer and Founder of DFV Lawyers. This series is designed to inform, empower, and support anyone affected by family violence — as well as the professionals and community members who walk alongside them. Through six thoughtful episodes, Ms Carmella breaks down the realities of family violence in Australia, the legal protections available, and the vital role of police, courts, and support services. If you or someone you know...
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Recent episodes
- Series 3: Myths & Misconceptions of Family Violence, Episode 9 — Alcohol or Mental Health Made Me Do It
- Series 3: Myths & Misconceptions of Family Violence, Episode 5 — She’s Exaggerating to Get Custody
- Series 3: Myths & Misconceptions of Family Violence, Episode 4 — If She Stayed, It Can’t Have Been That Bad
- Series 3: Myths & Misconceptions of Family Violence, Episode 3 — Arguments Are 50/50, So Violence Is 50/50
- Series 3: Myths & Misconceptions of Family Violence, Episode 2 — I Just Lost Control
- Series 3: Myths & Misconceptions of Family Violence Episode 1 — It’s Only Family Violence If I Hit Her
- Series 3: Myths & Misconceptions of Family Violence, Intro and overview - In Conversations about Family Violence -You Do Not Have To Put Up with It
- S2 Ep 5 - Concluding Series 2 Client Experiences and their challenges, the Hidden Harm of Systems Abuse in Family Violence Matters
- S2 Ep 4 - Weaponising Intervention Orders: When Protection Orders Become Systems Abuse
- S2 Ep 3 - When Men Experience Family Violence: Gary’s Story of Being Unheard, Misidentified and Finding Support