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How to Talk to Kids About Separation
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13 March 2024
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Benefits of Befriending Your Neighbour in Your Older Age
As you age, there are so many benefits to having friends you can socialise with. Have you ever thought that there can be a potential friend right next door? 28%...
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5 Ways to Build Community in Your Neighbourhood
Having a sense of belonging where we live can make us happier and less lonely. Social isolation is a major cause of loneliness. Building a sense of community in your...
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Is Australia meeting our Closing the Gap targets?
National Close the Gap Day is observed on the third Thursday of March, falling on March 16 this year. It aims to raise awareness of a range of significant social...
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Prioritising Yourself as an Ageing Woman
As a woman, you may be worried about ageing and the challenges and changes that come with it. However, all the signs show that women get better with age. To...
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List of Coparenting Boundaries
Coparenting with an ex-partner can be challenging, especially if the relationship ended on rocky terms. It can help to determine some coparenting boundaries or rules to ensure your child’s best...
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How to be a Good Father after Divorce
It’s normal to worry about your relationship with your kids after a divorce or separation – especially if you’ll be spending less time with them. This can be a very...
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How to be an Ally to Your LGBTQIA+ Grandchild
It can be overwhelming to talk to your grandchild about gender, sexuality, and identity. Especially when the social and political landscapes are vastly different today than they were in your...
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Is your older loved one facing emotional abuse?
Emotional abuse, also referred to as psychological abuse, is non-physical behaviour that frightens, controls, or isolates the victim. Emotional abuse often accompanies other types of abuse, but it can be...
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Staying Safe after Leaving an Abusive Relationship
Leaving an abusive relationship is never easy, and in many situations, it can also be unsafe. In fact, the period that follows leaving an abusive partner can be the most...
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Subtle Controlling Behaviour in Relationships
Controlling behaviour can range from directly telling someone what they can and can’t do, to more subtle methods, such as giving you the silent treatment if they don’t get their...
