The following are some videos of men talking about sexual abuse.

Been sexually abused

Men talk about sexual abuse – 8 – Things could be better

From SouthEasternCASA

Men talk about sexual abuse – 1 – When you’re ready

From SouthEasternCASA

Mike Lew – Don’t give up

From SouthEasternCASA

How long will my recovery take?

From SouthEasternCASA

Options for men, regarding reporting to police

From SouthEasternCASA

Living Well

A resource for men who have experienced childhood sexual abuse or sexual assault, and for their supporters.

Living WellWednesday, 19th September, 2018 at 12:31 pm

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Living WellMonday, 17th September, 2018 at 5:05 pm

For more information on Men's Health and Movember Australia, follow the link below.

https://au.movember.com/mens-health/mental-health?utm_campaign=20180912_SPC_MaleMembersDonors_SL2&utm_medium=email&utm_source=Eloqua&elqTrackId=b70c8ed4d13240f79d9b66c6fe407dc0&elq=c047efb9213a468c90256be05435dd9a&elqaid=1232&elqat=1&elqCampaignId=568

Be a man of more words

Be a man of more words. Talking saves lives. Go to movember.com/mens-health/mental-health to find out how.

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Living WellFriday, 14th September, 2018 at 11:02 am

To assist as many people personally affected by institutional child sexual abuse as possible to attend the National Apology in Canberra, the Attorney-General’s Department is holding a national ballot, which is now open
The ballot will allocate up to approximately 400 seats in the Great Hall within Parliament House and provide travel assistance, where required.
To enter the ballot, please complete and submit the following form by midnight on Tuesday, 25 September 2018:

National Apology Ballot

Great Hall seats and travel assistance will be allocated by a national ballot. This allows people from around Australia to attend, and is necessary because seating is limited in the Great Hall in Parliament House. Up to 400 seats in the Great Hall will be available through the ballot.

nationalapologyconsultation.gov.au

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Living WellThursday, 13th September, 2018 at 9:00 am

https://www.ruok.org.au/how-to-ask

How to ask someone are you ok | R U OK?

RUOK is a suicide prevention charity organisation that encourages Australians to ask a mate the simple, life-changing question, “are you ok?”

ruok.org.au

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Counselling

We offer face to face counselling in Brisbane, as well as web-based and telephone counselling to men throughout Queensland.

Men's Group

The next 8 week Living Well Men's Group commences shortly and we are now taking expressions of interest.

Partner's Group

The next Information and Support evening for partners of men who have experienced sexual abuse or assault will be in the coming weeks.

Supporters Group

The Supporters Group meets bi monthly to offer encouragement and support to anyone who has been in a parenting role with a man who has been sexually victimised.

Info

Posters are now available in 24 languages.

Download our 60 page Guide for Men booklet. UK and US versions now available.

Donations/Partnerships

We welcome donations and opportunities to work in partnership with individuals and organisations. Living Well is an initiative of Anglicare Southern Queensland. Supported by the Queensland Department of Justice and Attorney General and private donations.