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Suicide Call Back Service: 1300 659 467.Tasmania's Victims of Crime Service: 1300 300 238.Lifeline (24-hour crisis line): 131 114.Strong Families, Safe Kids: 1800 000 123.Child Abuse Prevention Services: 1800 688 009.Laurel House North West Tasmania: (03) 6431 9711.Laurel House Northern Tasmania: (03) 6334 2740.Bravehearts (support for child sexual abuse survivors): 1800 272 831.Sexual Assault Counselling Australia: 1800 211 028.Sexual Assault Support Service (Tasmania): 1800 697 877.'There's a massive difference.' Is there anything a victim can do to stop the abuse? Sexual assault support services: 'With abuse, the abuser will say 'shut up, I don't want to hear it, you're wrong, you're stupid, what I say goes'. 'In a respectful argument, people reach a compromise or agree to disagree. Ms Thomson describes coercive control as a form of brainwashing used to gain power over someone else. What's the difference between a coercive control and a normal argument? These are some of the common misconceptions she wants to dispel, issues that Engender Equality Tasmania says align with their experience. It is critical, that as a community, we stop being silent about this issue.' 'Hearing from victim-survivors normalises conversations about family violence.

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'Hearing from victim-survivors helps us to understand the impact of abuse and as a service provider, we can learn how to make our work more helpful,' she said. 'Physical, it's dreadful, but psychological is every bit as traumatic.'Įngender Equality Tasmania's Alina Thomas said it was important that victim-survivors shared their experiences. 'This is just such a misconception because psychological abuse and emotional abuse can cause far more trauma and mental ill health,' she said.

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